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, better adapted individuals can be selected at the seedling stage using only genetic data, accelerating the breeding cycle. Incorporating information about plasticity can aid genomic prediction modeling
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. Description: Ames scientists are actively involved in theoretical computation of extrasolar planet atmospheres, predicting exoplanet spectra, conducting and interpreting exoplanet observations, planning future
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with clinicians, neuroscientists, and molecular biologists to interpret AI-based findings and translate models into clinically actionable tools for early diagnosis, risk prediction, and patient
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recordings with optogenetic inactivation could be leveraged to causally verify or reject important model predictions Writing of the thesis and publication about the relation of experimental data and model
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build a computational model of SIHUMIx to predict new interactions and how the community reacts to disturbances—predictions that will later be tested in bioreactor experiments This work will give us a
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pain, a critical and currently missing component in translational research. These new models are intended to enable accurate prediction of analgesic efficacy and disease-modifying effects of novel
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About the role The SalGo Team ( https://salgo.web.ox.ac.uk/ ) at the University of Oxford’s Department of Biology seeks a Postdoctoral Researcher to join the NERC Pushing the Frontiers project