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the learning process. You will be able to develop novel and appropriate methodologies to support current research activities of the QMUL SPRING group (including: sensor modelling, noise factor analysis, machine
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challenges related to the use of raw camera data. Develop novel and appropriate methodologies to support current research activities of the QMUL SPRING group (including: sensor modelling, noise factor analysis
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developing and testing a groundbreaking device for medical imaging and early cancer detection. The research remit will encompass: medical imaging, AI, device design, prototyping, and pre-clinical evaluation
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Professor Dario Farina, in the Department of Bioengineering at Imperial College London. The focus of the research will be on the development of soft actuators, from material and structural perspectives, with
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, the models will incorporate novel estimates of vaccine waning and account for variation vaccine effectiveness across different populations within the UK. The post will be part of a large research programme on
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investigating adaptive neural circuits underlying distinct forms of behavioural flexibility. The postholder will be responsible for designing, developing, and operating advanced large-field or multi-brain region
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impacts (including their compound effects) on maternal and child health service use, and identify risk thresholds and drivers of vulnerability. The Research Fellow will also support the development
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and completeness of clinical data used in the tools and dashboards developed as part of this intervention; iterating the tools, training, and engagement activities as the project progresses. The role
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translation products. The job will involve close collaboration with research groups across national and international programmes. The post-holder must have a first degree in the field of Environmental Sciences
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multidisciplinary collaboration between LSHTM, the Met Office, Oxford Brookes University, UCL, University of Exeter and University of Leeds that will inform the development of solutions for temperature-related health