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scientific boundaries and overcome hurdles. They will have experience in stem cell culture, imaging, molecular biology, genetic engineering and/or bioinformatics analysis. This will enable new approaches
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inversion of gravity gradient data, contribute to the development of data interfaces for multi-modal sensor integration, and perform advanced data processing and inference to support subsurface imaging and
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. The applicant will also support the CRY screening services, as well as receive clinical training in inherited cardiac conditions, sports cardiology and cardiac imaging. Applicants should be clinically
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parasite biology and access to facilities including a derogated CL3, and state-of-the-art flow cytometry, genomics and imaging facilities. Applicants with enthusiasm for teaching at undergraduate and
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on quantum metrology for two-dimensional and three-dimensional imaging applications, focusing on derivation of fundamental limits and quantum enhanced strategies for discrimination and estimation of physical
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. The Research Fellow will join an international team in the project “Imaging the magma storage region and hydrothermal system of an active arc volcano”, funded by the UK Natural Environment Research Council and
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. Applicants should not feel obliged to focus on a traditionally identified paradigm. The ideal candidate for this Research Fellowship will have a strong background in a relevant area of work and be completing
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strongly encouraged. Applicants should not feel obliged to focus on a traditionally identified paradigm. The ideal candidate for this Research Fellowship will have a strong background in a relevant area of
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characterisations and advanced characterisations such as X-ray, electron, and neutron scattering and imaging experiments. You will undertake independent and collaborative research and will be expected to write up
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). Experience in tissue culture, DNA, RNA, immunoblotting and immunostaining, and in microscopy and image analysis, along with excellent interpersonal, communication, and problem-solving skills are also essential