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. Previous experience in modelling or computation is highly desirable. Additional knowledge or experience in Neuroscience, Air Quality, Public Health, Bioinformatics, Mental Health or Psychology will be valued
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and life-cycle assessment will broaden your professional network while a dedicated training budget allows you to attend specialised courses—such as drone photogrammetry or advanced bioinformatics—and to
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the analysis of the complex data and cellular models (Big Data and Kavli Institutes). The DPhil will provide the student with multidisciplinary skills including specialized training in bioinformatics, genetic
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cross-disciplinary in nature, building skills in molecular biology, bioinformatics, ecological mathematical modelling, algal physiology and cultivation. We are looking for a highly self-motivated
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fungal pathogens from the WHOs fungal priority pathogen list. In the second part of the PhD, you will build scalable, user-friendly bioinformatics pipelines for rapid genome analysis, tested using samples
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and testing new bioinformatic pipelines to analyse important public health pathogens. The team comprises research software engineers, bioinformatic engineers, biostatistical researchers, clinical
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at the intersection of machine learning, bioinformatics, and computational pathology. Project Overview: Integrating histopathological imaging with omics (e.g., transcriptomics, genomics, proteomics) holds tremendous
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impacted by sewage release and is associated with significant flooding events. The student will combine experimental methods with metagenomics and bioinformatics to profile the threats associated with
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leveraging cutting-edge genomic technologies and bioinformatic tools, this project will compare the systemic responses to sea lice across resistant and susceptible salmonid species and populations
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epidemiology, microbial genomics bioinformatics (coding skills) to assess measles evolution and diversity and implement your findings directly into WHO public health infrastructure (MEaNS database) to be used by