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—initially concentrating on whole-body and abdominal MRI—using UK Biobank imaging data. What We Offer As an employer, we genuinely care about our employees’ wellbeing and this is reflected in the range
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are seeking an ambitious, early-career researcher passionate about RNA structure and function. As part of our team, you will participate in research, teaching & administration. Specifically you will: Develop
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corresponding radiology reports during training to build comprehensive representations that capture the rich, complementary information contained in medical images and clinical text. The primary focus
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care clinic, and collaborative spaces to strengthen its partnership with the University of Oxford. It will also host the Ellison Scholars, driving innovation for societal benefit. The Generative Biology
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of Computer Science in Aalto University and Professor of AI in the University of Manchester. He is Director of ELLIS Institute Finland and the Finnish Center for Artificial Intelligence . His research group develops
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on the pervious work from Dr Chen’s lab (Yang et al, Current Biology 2024), the project will explore the neural mechanisms that enable the brain to construct and update allocentric spatial maps from egocentric
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ecosystem. Applied AI techniques for vehicle-to-vehicle (V2V), vehicle-to-grid (V2G) and their potential impact on grid stability and energy management; Evaluation of wireless communication technologies and
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particular focus on helping build machine learning models that can help humans learn faster and more effectively, and/or make better decisions. They will independently manage their academic and associated
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Researcher you will have significant scope for scientific input into the design and direction of research questions - these will fall within the broader remit of using advanced techniques such as normative
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Job Purpose To make a leading contribution to the Scottish Funding Council Data Challenge project working with the Prof Terry Quinn and the Brain Health ARC in the research disciplines of dementia