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financial economics. You will work at the frontier of interdisciplinary research, using high-resolution flood models alongside property data to build a dynamic picture of where flood hazards are concentrated
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, and epibenthic biodiversity. The project will build on a working prototype, the Neural Network Enhanced Marine Observation system, a low-cost, shallow-water, edge-AI-enabled spatial camera system
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forms of artistic recreation across cultures and time. Where words and images live on in successive iterations, the project will chart varying attitudes to their themes and trace genealogies of cultural
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systems? In this project, we will partially address these questions and study prototype LC systems e.g., LCs inside shells, cylinders, cuboids etc. within the celebrated Landau-de Gennes theory for LCs
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fluorescence microscopy, live cell imaging, and cell proliferation and migration assays (such as scratch assay, high throughput migration assay, 3D migration, wound contraction assay). To apply, please follow
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rest, will be combined with detailed in vivo human physiology techniques in healthy volunteers. Methods may include stable isotope tracers, blood and muscle biopsies, imaging (ultrasound, MRI, DXA), and
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by exploring a novel therapeutic angle that could overcome the limitations of current anti-inflammatory drugs. How will you do this? You’ll be trained to use state-of-the-art methods like live imaging
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- 4.0 °C. Use the results to from (3) to form prototype estimates of the buffer pool sizes required to insure against future fire risk in carbon projects, tailored to regions. Person specification We
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(daniel.booth@nottingham.ac.uk ). Team Booth are leaders in the development of advanced cell biology imaging tools and applying them to address important biological questions centred on chromosome biology and
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transcriptomics and histone mark profiling as well as by live imaging approaches. As part of this project, you will have the opportunity to gain computational data analysis skills. This studentship comes with