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applications for a BBSRC funded Yorkshire Biology Doctoral Training Program (DTP) CASE studentship to study how organellar DNA organization works in Plasmodium, the pathogen responsible for causing malaria
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excellence can be shown in many ways and have built our recruitment process to reflect this. We welcome applicants from all backgrounds, particularly those underrepresented in science, who have curiosity
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How does a molecule walk? Computer simulations of molecular machines in action School of Mathematical and Physical Sciences PhD Research Project Directly Funded UK Students Prof Sarah Harris, Dr
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and network mechanisms that underlie this compensation. Using state-of-the-art tools (electrophysiology, calcium imaging, genetic tagging, and computational modelling) you will test two non-mutually
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chromatography, FPLC etc Essential Application Have extensive experience of cryo-electron microscopy, image analysis, and a relevant computational background Essential Application Ability to manage an independent
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training in a wide range of multidisciplinary skills including genetics, cell biology, live imaging, molecular biology, computational modelling, data analysis, scientific writing and communication as
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programme and is an opt-in process. How to Apply Please familiarise yourself with the AURA CDT website before you apply. The Frequently asked questions page and Candidate resources page are essential reading
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scans for thorax and abdominal clinical studies. Year 2. Development of deep-learning methods to automate and accelerate image processing of multi-organ perfusion MRI. Current analysis methods rely
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the strategies each individual employs. - To identify the neural circuits responsible for implementing these strategies by combining computational modelling with functional brain imaging (fMRI). - To determine how
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, bioinformatics; Utrecht & Sheffield) High-resolution metabolomic analyses (LC-MS/MS, MALDI-timsTOF imaging; Sheffield) Computational integrative analysis of plant transcriptomic, metabolomic, and microbial