9 bayesian-object-detection PhD positions at University of Cambridge in United Kingdom
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such as micro-XRF, synchrotron diffraction, SIMS, and 3D X-ray CT, it will reveal how variations in composition, microstructure, and metal-making processes shape an object's unique metal pedigree
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application of computational tools for the early detection and deconstruction of chromosomal instability in cancer” For further information about the research group, including their most recent publications
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learning, evidence synthesis in public health and statistical genetics and genomics. We are recognised for our strength in Bayesian inference applied to biomedicine and public health. The MRC Biostatistics
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of objects (”curved”, ”pink”, ”having eyes”, “being animate”, ”having agency”, or ones that are hard to name) that are crucial for our everyday functioning. This research is only possible now thanks to 1
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adaptive strategies while combined theoretical and empirical approaches enhance wellbeing and reduce carbon emissions. Project objectives Construct AI algorithms employing advanced thermodynamic and machine
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OBJECTIVES � Primary focus areas, with potential to tailor according to your interests.� Assess how nesting environment and microbial supplementation influence microbiome colonisation.� Determine microbiome
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transitions in chiral drugs, enabling direct determination of crystal structures at the sub-micron scale. Specifically, we will address two key objectives: (i) probing solid-phase transitions of chiral drugs in
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involve coupling the saturation mutagenesis screens with novel Mass Spec approaches to discover and functionally characterise critical amino acids on the FOXA1 protein. The long-term goal is to discover
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thinking. Find out more here: Programme overview: www.nanodtc.cam.ac.uk/programme-overview/ How to apply: via the 'Apply' button above. About the programme Our 3.5-year PhD programme begins with a 6-month