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criteria PhD qualified in relevant subject area * Experience in cryo-electron microscopy/structural biology sample preparation and data collection Proficiency in Linux command line usage and cryo-EM
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facilities in Oxford Physics and make use of the National Thin Film Cluster for Vapour Deposition of Advanced Functional Materials. The post-holder will regularly interact and collaborate with theorists
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materials and device fabrication and characterisation facilities in Oxford Physics and make use of the National Thin Film Cluster for Vapour Deposition of Advanced Functional Materials. The post-holder will
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films of metal-halide semiconductors using both custom-built small-scale thermal evaporation tools and the national thin-film cluster facility as well as some solution-processing routes. The PDRA will
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new collaborations within the centre. You must hold a PhD (or near completion) in statistical genetics, functional genomics, computational biology, or a related field together with proficiency in
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the FWF-funded Cluster of Excellence "Knowledge in Crisis” (https://philosophy.ceu.edu/knowledge-crisis ), which is a cooperation between the Central European University and the Universities of Vienna, Graz
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Responsibilities To undertake training to run CONDOR simulations and in biophysics as required. To run and analyse CONDOR simulations on our high-performance computing cluster. To develop a deep-learning model for
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delivered within the fast-growing School of Geography and Natural Sciences , within the Faculty of Science and Environment at Northumbria University. Home to a number of successful research clusters around
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. The successful applicant will work on a specific EPSRC-funded research project entitled “Photoelectron Spectroscopy of the Electron-Water Reaction” that aims to probe electron-driven chemistry in water clusters
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of developing a knowledge cluster as a model for transition around the UK and internationally. This will build on the network and findings developed in an existing workshop series that brings together farmers