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for selecting high-quality oocytes and predicting embryonic/pregnancy outcome is still lacking. The aim of this project is to develop a non-invasive tool for screening and selecting oocytes with the highest
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. The aim of this project is to develop multimodal generative AI for embodied collaborative agents. This project aims to create AI agents capable of seamlessly collaborating with humans and other agents in
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methods Programming with Python/Matlab The training programme will prepare the candidate for a broad range of career paths in academia, industry, and beyond. They will also participate in outreach
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to work at the NQCC to apply their research within the national labs framework. This position is part of an annual NQCC cohort of 6 collaborative studentships, in which the projects have been co-developed
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are invited to apply. However, a research program taking a transnational/global history approach or linking the Asia and Pacific regions will be an advantage. In addition to developing their own research
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| The opportunity This exciting new role offers a passionate academic with a strong background in Cyber Security an opportunity to develop and deliver to the continuously growing success of our program and can
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at the University of Edinburgh. Candidates currently studying outside of China are eligible to apply, but not those who have already commenced a PhD programme of study prior to the 2025-2026 academic year. The
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, process stability, and the downstream consolidation and performance of remanufactured composites. This fully-funded PhD project fits within a wider research programme with industrial partners and an
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. This could provide us with new targets to improve vaccine responsiveness and the effective development of immunological memory. This project will use in vivo animal studies to block or enhance noradrenaline
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interactions between oncogene-expressing cells and innate immune cells in vivo and demonstrate that host innate immune cells support early tumour development. However, direct contacts and interactions between