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million over ten years. For more information, please see the announcement of this initiative . The Centre will be the first overarching and integrative attempt to understand the relationships between
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, spatial, and social data into digital twin models for scenario testing and policy simulation. Adapt co-design methods to local contexts in demonstrator sites (Portugal, Sweden, Italy). Contribute to policy
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will have strong links to the experimental synthesis, diffraction and electrochemical work performed in the overall project. Previous experience in computer modelling of lithium battery cathodes and a
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in neurodevelopment. This role will focus on data analysis and methods development to develop a better understanding of the mechanisms underpinning typical and altered neurodevelopment, brain structure
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Nurses Network. Working closely with Dr Marion Waite and her team, you will support the recruitment of participants, as well as multi-site and multi-method data collection in person at specific NHS sites
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-actuated large-scale manipulators (e.g., container cranes). For further information on Dr Antoine Cully’s research and projects, see www.imperial.ac.uk/adaptive-intelligent-robotics This project will be
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of remedial rules and institutions. Reframing remedies as an intermediary link between different systems crucial in the production of our imaginaries of justice, CURE aims to provide a new reading of labour law
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of remedial rules and institutions. Reframing remedies as an intermediary link between different systems crucial in the production of our imaginaries of justice, CURE aims to provide a new reading of labour law
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indicated below using our online recruitment system (“Apply now!” link below), by August 3, 2025. Application materials should be submitted in a single pdf file and in English. Your application should include
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links with many of the other research divisions at King’s College London and consequently has developed a critically important central role in the total research effort of the College. Staff have a