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cardiotoxicity. The post-holder would provide expertise as a lead imaging scientist in a multi-disciplinary team of radiochemists, biologists, preclinical molecular imaging scientists and electron microscopists
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team dedicated to advancing data-driven approaches to historical, linguistic, and cultural research. This post is part of the 5-year project Computational Corpus Annotation for Quantitative Analysis
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team dedicated to advancing data-driven approaches to historical, linguistic, and cultural research. This post is part of the 5-year project Computational Corpus Annotation for Quantitative Analysis
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the Computational Humanities research group, a vibrant and collaborative team dedicated to advancing data-driven approaches to historical, linguistic, and cultural research. This post is part of the 5
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the Computational Humanities research group, a vibrant and collaborative team dedicated to advancing data-driven approaches to historical, linguistic, and cultural research. This post is part of the 5
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for spatially resolved single- and sub-cellular omics, and the Smart Trials Hub, which is pioneering patient-centric sampling and digital health integration. This is a full time post (35 hours per week), and you
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Experience in cellular cryo-electron tomography sample preparation, data collection and image processing Experience in focussed ion-beam milling (FIBSEM) for for cryo-ET Experience in light/fluorescence
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particle systems, and mixing times of Markov chains, random graphs and trees, random matrix theory, stochastic and Lévy processes in infinite-dimensional spaces, free probability, random sphere packings in
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chains, random graphs and trees, random matrix theory, stochastic and Lévy processes in infinite-dimensional spaces, free probability, random sphere packings in high dimensions. About the role You will
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Experience in cellular cryo-electron tomography sample preparation, data collection and image processing Experience in focussed ion-beam milling (FIBSEM) for for cryo-ET Experience in light/fluorescence