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the medical technology sector and its underpinning research. As MSCA PhD Fellow (DC1) in Leeds, you will develop new analytical tools to probe the sticky diffusion of biocolloids in molecularly defined models
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the medical technology sector and its underpinning research. As MSCA PhD Fellow (DC1) in Leeds, you will develop new analytical tools to probe the sticky diffusion of biocolloids in molecularly defined models
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Development Manager Email: K.O.Hunter@leeds.ac.uk We acknowledge candidates may use technology, including AI, to assist with job applications, however we expect that all materials submitted reflect
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, to equip them for careers in the medical technology sector and its underpinning research. As MSCA PhD Fellow (DC1) in Leeds, you will develop new analytical tools to probe the sticky diffusion of biocolloids
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an existing open-source malaria transmission model (in partnership with the model developer) to embed these new water layers. Model outputs will then be validated using remotely-sensed datasets and existing
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their many selective barriers. The PhD Fellows will receive cutting edge scientific training, alongside industry-relevant transferable skills, to equip them for careers in the medical technology sector and its
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degree (or have submitted your thesis before taking up the role) and research experience in Physics and/or Engineering along with significant experience in experimental liquid crystal physics, including
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for People & Culture to transform the way that we deliver Human Resources and Organisational Development & Professional Learning Services, through the implementation of new technology, process re-design and
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the construction of the new Football Community Pavilion and three SiS 3G Rubber Crumb FIFA Quality Pitches. Other recent projects on the site have included a £5.2 million investment into the new Brownlee Centre and
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(i.e. LCD TVs). Augmented (AR) and Virtual Reality (VR) technologies are the next logical step in display device technology; however, they require novel solutions in engineering and physics to overcome