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research programme is to use genetic, molecular and cellular, and imaging/image analysis approaches to understand the development and function of the vertebrate inner ear, the organ of hearing and balance
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you want to challenge yourself in the multidisciplinary field of biomechanics, image processing and skeletal diseases? This is the PhD project for you! You will work in an exceptional multidisciplinary
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. To fill in this gap, in collaboration with industrial partners, the research will develop novel Machine Learning and Computer Vision methods for detecting and localising. These will be used to develop
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. Johnson Matthey, a FTSE 250 organisation, is a global leader in sustainable technologies specialising in catalysis, precious metal products, chemicals and process technology. With operations in over 30
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continuous water quality measurement in rivers. This is in response to the national need to monitor wastewater overflow spills. The technology has the potential to be deployed to 1000’s of UK river locations
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test a variable stiffness catheter. Conduct in-vivo animal trials of the prototype. Do market discovery of the technology by actively participating in the Commercialization Journey programme offered by
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, computer vision, medical/image analysis is essential. Experience of research (or interest in) in one or more of the following: deep learning; big data management; computational pathology; medical imaging
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(see below). There is currently one fellowship available where the successful candidate will join one of our Cardiovascular Research Teams, details as follows: - BRC Theme: Cardiovascular / Imaging
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to develop and validate paediatric bone models through a combined computational and experimental approach, in collaboration with clinical partners at the Sheffield Children’s Hospital. The ideal candidate will
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-resolution imaging and reconstruction of neural tissues (see https://ist.ac.at/en/research/siegert-group/). Leveraging computational tools such as machine learning and topological data analysis, we will