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Job Title: Postdoctoral Fellow Details of the role: 4 yr FTC, full-time. Working pattern: Monday – Friday. Salary: From £45,500 pa with benefits, subject to skills and experience Application closing
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programme designated to attract and empower the world’s brightest early-career researchers. This fellowship supports outstanding scientists who harness Artificial Intelligence (AI) to accelerate breakthroughs
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The call for applications for the ISTA-Fellow Postdoctoral Program is open! Are you eager to perform cutting-edge research in an international environment? Do you want to push the frontiers
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synergy between applicant, supervisor(s), and institutional research environment potential for successful adoption of AI research methodologies Hold a PhD degree in a natural sciences or engineering (NSE
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environment will provide you with unique development opportunities. Our globally-operating research group is embedded in a vibrant community of world-renowned scientists in the fields of genome biology, cancer
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The responsibilities may include some but not all of the responsibilities outlined below. Design and conduct bioinformatic data analysis pipelines under the guidance of the research supervisor to test the project
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interface of developmental/stem cell biology, immunology, and computational systems analysis in a highly collaborative and multidisciplinary environment. Qualifications Required: PhD (or nearing completion
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risk assessment and informing next-generation regulatory frameworks to better protect human health and the environment from toxic substances. Specifically, the post holder will develop, implement, and
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interdisciplinary teams, the design and execution of research studies and data analysis, with an overall goal to further the mission of St. Jude to advance research and cures for pediatric catastrophic diseases. St
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looking at the design and analysis of randomised trials of interventions to reduce the risk of vector-borne diseases (e.g. malaria and dengue). The Project offers an interdisciplinary opportunity to work in