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)-fluorinated substances (PFAS). PFAS are a diverse set of chemicals with different structures and functional groups. There are currently major gaps in our knowledge of how different PFAS occur and behave in
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on LERO case studies and Delphi study to prioritise outcome measures). https://www.fundingawards.nihr.ac.uk/award/NIHR174454 The posts will be based at the Department of Applied Health Sciences
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Programme grant can be found at https://oncoeng.org/ Funding notes: The PhD project is funded through a University of Birmingham, School of Engineering PhD scholarship which provides maintenance
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, transport measurements, structural determination through x-ray and neutron scattering, magnetic measurements and nanofabrication. We target a deliberately broad selection of properties to measure, usually
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Genomic Sciences supporting the research work of Professor Clare Davies (https://www.claredavieslab.org ) on the project which aims to understanding the significance of PRMT1-mediated methylation of an RNA
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dynamic group investigating mitochondrial genetics and function using Drosophila as the model (http://themalab.co.uk ). The candidate will use genetic and biochemical approaches to study mitochondrial DNA
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to offer complex, custom designs and structures. The project also incorporates multi-functionality as well as blended experimental and in-silico testing to accelerate the path to certification. More details
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to offer complex, custom designs and structures. The project also incorporates multi-functionality as well as blended experimental and in-silico testing to accelerate the path to certification. More details
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to offer complex, custom designs and structures. The project also incorporates multi-functionality as well as blended experimental and in-silico testing to accelerate the path to certification. More details
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of three tree species (Oak, Ash and Silver Birch) through applying ‘speed breeding’ conditions (https://doi.org/10.1007/s10681-024-03300-x ) as a tool to enable future breeding programmes in these species