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long non-coding (nc) RNA molecules produced from eukaryotic genomes in addition to protein-coding mRNA. Mutations in non-coding regions of the genome and altered expression of ncRNAs underpins a number
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of quantum codes such as permutation invariant codes and some bosonic codes. This PhD will explore the theoretical application and optimisation of these quantum codes for quantum technologies, such as quantum
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hours/week) funded until 31/03/2026 with a possibility of extension and is suitable for a Ph.D. student with relevant technical skills. Prior experience with medical imaging data and Python coding is
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Entry’ field Enter programme code 8420F in the ‘Course Title’ field Leave the ‘Research Area’ field blank Press ‘Search’ Select ‘PhD Biosciences (FT)’ Save selection In the ‘Further Details’ section: A
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technical skills. Prior experience with medical imaging data and Python coding is required. If you are interested about this position, please click 'apply now' and submit you application. In case you have any
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, econometrics or another relevant field. You will have substantial relevant research experience in complex trait genetics, a proven ability to code and a strong publication record. This is a full time, fixed term
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wet- and dry-lab scientists that are studying RNA, chromatin and transposon biology, covering all aspects of this RNA-based immune system, including the biogenesis of small non-coding RNAs and the
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through the University’s Apply to Newcastle Portal In ‘Course choice’ tab, put ‘Postgraduate Research’ in 'Type of Study', ‘Full Time’ in ‘Mode of Study’, ‘2025’ in ‘Year of Entry’, code ‘8440F’ in ‘Course
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to Newcastle Portal Once registered select ‘Create a Postgraduate Application’. Use ‘Course Search’ to identify your programme of study: search for the ‘Course Title’ using the programme code: 8208F leave the
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High Performance Computing facility, where the current code is implemented. The candidate will, among other activities, extend the model to treat different management interventions, peat growth and decay