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Apply and key information This project is funded by: Department for the Economy (DfE) Summary Sustainable development, emerging artificial intelligence systems and the need for different skills
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-throughput (HTP) screening remains challenging, with tumours needing to be expanded in culture or patient-derived xenografts, this is time-consuming and often unsuccessful. This project will develop
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part of this exciting programme Ulster University is pleased to announce that we are offering up to ?? studentships to help develop collaborative programmes of research between the partners and academic
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Agarwal A et al. 2019. Sperm DNA fragmentation: A new guideline for clinicians. World Journal of Men’s Health, 38:412–471. Drakeley AJ et al. 2026.Double-stranded sperm DNA fragmentation assessed using Comet assay is associated with recurrent pregnancy loss. Reproductive Biomedicine Online....
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privacy regulations and rare-event scarcity. Traditional case-based training relies on limited historical examples, leaving investigators poorly prepared for emerging threats. This PhD will develop and
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on the island of Ireland. It will enable innovative approaches to the material to be developed which will provide the researcher with valuable skills in digital and archival technologies. It will explore how AR
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. Current compliance systems are reactive, detecting known patterns but remaining vulnerable to novel schemes. This PhD develops autonomous AI agents that model the strategic co-evolution of financial crime
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Apply and key information This project is funded by: Department for the Economy (DfE) Summary Type 2 diabetes mellitus is often associated with obesity, as well as reduced insulin secretion and impaired insulin action, which leads to disease complications through persistent hyperglycaemia. Drugs...
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Information Systems (GIS) methodology. The project outcomes will contribute to a better understanding of how risk factors interact in the development of hypertension and will identify evidence-based
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of institutionalisation in Ireland. It aims to develop original research into Armagh’s three asylums - the District Lunatic Asylum, Retreat Loughgall and Course Lodge, Richhill – covering the period 1875-1936. Historically