52 maynooth-university-programmable-city-project PhD positions at University of East Anglia
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Project Supervisor - Dr Stefano Landini The rapid evolution of electric vehicles (EVs), data centers, and high-performance energy storage is driving the need for battery systems that manage heat
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project will investigate how myeloma therapies affect the gut microbiome, and how these changes influence immune function and infection risk. The student will assess microbiome alterations in both
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and nitrogen cycles, and deliver a consistent greenhouse-gas flux response to global change. RESEARCH METHODOLOGY In this project you will work with a team of scientists from the University of East
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extractions and microbial isolations. We are recruiting a student on an MRC-funded project at the Quadram Institute Bioscience, in collaboration with the Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital. The student
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Project supervisor - Dr Tom Hargreaves Tackling climate change and meeting Net Zero targets will demand substantial changes to people’s everyday lives. Many different visions of Net Zero energy
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AIEC and the microbiome and how this affects the gut epithelium. In this project, we will unravel AIEC-microbiome crosstalk and its impact on inflammation in CD by applying a microaerobic intestinal cell
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bacterial factors that predispose to higher infection morbidity including certain phylogenetic groups, sequence types and virulence factors. In this project, the student will investigate the hypothesis
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coherence, and non-Markovianity therefore become important both for fundamental physics and for eventual practical applications. In this PhD project, we will develop the theory for quantum-optical protocols
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Primary supervisor - Dr Penelope Pickers Background Current projections of the global land carbon sink are widely divergent, because there is currently no robust method to separate net ecosystem
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bioremediation assays to identify new plasmid regulatory genes and determine how they manipulate bacteria. This knowledge will enable them to design, build and test a series of synthetic biodegradation plasmids