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acquisition workflows, and analysis scripts for materials and device performance evaluation. Configure wet-spinning and post-processing equipment for conductive polymer fiber production and device assembly
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analysis and communication with stakeholders Minimum 4 research publications in top journals The College of Science seeks a diverse and inclusive workforce and is committed to equality of opportunity. We
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. Requirements: PhD degree in statistics or a related field from a reputable university. Solid knowledge in hypothesis testing and high-dimensional analysis. Strong proficiency in the R programming language
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simulations (in both MC and MD) to contribute to our project focused on developing topology-enhanced physical models for biopolymer structure and interaction analysis. Understanding the structure-function
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protocols and analysis methods for evaluating thermal performance under various conditions. Configure and operate equipment for characterizing optical, thermal, and mechanical properties of textiles
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energy-related systems such as lithium-ion and lithium-metal batteries. Familiarity with high-throughput simulation workflows and materials discovery pipelines. Demonstrated ability to design and fabricate
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research projects in aquaculture (e.g., health monitoring, yield prediction, system optimization) and/or drug delivery (e.g., predictive modeling, nanocarrier design, therapeutic response analysis). Develop
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, or microbiome analysis is advantageous. Proven record of publications in microbiology, biotechnology, or related applied sciences. Proficiency in relevant laboratory techniques (e.g., microbial culture, imaging
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quality reports and documents that consolidate research findings Develop a bespoke photo(electro)catalytic characterisation setup and protocols for product analysis Maintenance of equipment and supplies
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in Physics or related areas, with focus on Condensed matter physics Experience in 2D materials Strong written and verbal communication skills in English - essential for data analysis and communication