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for informing rheological characterisation of living and model algal cell walls in dynamic and physiological environments. This exciting project aims to reveal the mechanical properties of the cell walls
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are carried by electrons) and biological systems (where signals are carried by ions). This research will cover theoretical models at many scales including electron dynamics, soft-matter physics, materials
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will involve processing medical image data sets, taking experimental measurements of movement patterns in living birds and conducting dynamic physics simulations of locomotion in both living birds and
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and the impact this has on the wider carbon cycle. You will also be a part of the Ocean Sciences research group at Liverpool, which is a dynamic group working across ocean physics, biogeochemistry
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to encouraging, developing and supporting individuals in their research and academic careers. A dynamic, diverse and inclusive working environment must be an integral part of our society, giving everyone