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A search for pharmacological inhibitors of a cancer-associated adhesion GPCR in the zebrafish embryo
are seeking a motivated student with interests in developmental biology, disease modelling and drug discovery. This interdisciplinary project combines both wet bench work and computational work (bioinformatics
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industry experts, gaining valuable skills at the interface of hydrogeology, environmental engineering, and computational modelling. Research Objectives will focus on: (a) Enhancing CoronaScreen by
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workflows, but also by helping to reimagine digital editions beyond the constraints of print-based models. In particular, it researches and analyses how computational and AI-driven methods, including but not
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. (assessed at: application & interview) Desirable criteria Knowledge of computer programming with experience in a scientific program language e.g., Python, Java, C++, C, C#, LabVIEW, MATLAB, Halcon, R, Maple
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fixed-term 301 Tutors Ensure the core Academic Skills programme is cognisant of and responsive to the needs of international students Provide guidance to staff as part of the Elevate staff development
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/or computational methods and/or experience of using APIs Desirable Application/interview Further Information Next steps in the recruitment process Details of the next steps will be provided
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planning, student intake forecasting, tuition fee setting and new programme financial viability assessments. This involves collaborating with other professional services teams, analysing complex information
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Improving Deep Reinforcement Learning through Interactive Human Feedback School of Computer Science PhD Research Project Directly Funded Students Worldwide Dr Bei Peng, Dr Robert Loftin Application
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contexts. The project will build on both consolidated knowledge in the history of technologies, and the most recent literature on the perception of digital and computer-assisted creative outputs
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, reactor design and computer programming. Entry requirements: Upper second class degree in Chemical Engineering, Materials Science and Engineering or Chemistry. Funding Notes Department contribution (fee