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for Research Associate • PhD in any related areas, preferable in an interdisciplinary topic (e.g. Computational Neuroscience, or Biomedical Engineering) Newcastle University is a global University where
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-Trust funded research project which aims to understand which computational (reinforcement learning) mechanisms are engaged by different antidepressant treatments. RELMED is a unique opportunity to
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from our previous and ongoing clinical research studies, as well as access to our high-performance computing clusters. This post is fixed term for a period of 3 years. For informal enquiries contact: Dr
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decisions in acute leukaemia” award to Professor Moorman. The overall aim of the programme is to explore the genomic landscape of acute leukaemia and its association with clinical outcome. All the genomic
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bioinformatician with a PhD or equivalent experience to join our dynamic research team at the Life Arc Centre for Rare Mitochondrial Diseases https://www.lifearc.org/project/lifearc-translational-centres-for-rare
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pathogen Mycobacterium tuberculosis. You will develop a variation of ExM to be compatible with these bacteria and then use this to measure the distribution of Lipid II – an essential substrate in cell wall
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an integrated programme of medicinal chemistry and further screening, PTSuppress will optimise these lead compounds and repurpose already approved drugs. Ultimately, we will validate the best compounds/drugs
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, the flagship programme of the Newcastle Health Research Partnership. In addition to the Newcastle PSRC, the postholder will have an academic home at the Newcastle University Population Health Sciences Institute
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on various water electrolyser materials and technologies. The candidate will be joining a team of researchers across five institutes working on 5 year programme grant Ocean Refuel. Ocean Renewable
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team of researchers across five institutes working on 5 year programme grant Ocean Refuel. Ocean Renewable Energy Fuels project will explore ways of converting ocean energy into fuels including hydrogen