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on traditional laboratory methods and increasing detection efficiency. Overall, leveraging machine learning techniques for non-linear, sparse and small data sizes analysis to enhance food safety, protect consumers
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Technology is a recently launched research centre examining innovation at the intersection of law and technology. In its infancy it has already secured grants for cutting edge research on the role
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to community safety and cohesion in a society still shaped by its conflict legacy. Sport, as a widely accessible and culturally significant practice, offers one such arena. It is often promoted as a tool for
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applying advanced sensing and modelling techniques to clinical problems. The candidate will gain expertise in ultrasound system development, experimental biomechanics, and data analysis, while working
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Summary This project is in collaboration with New England Center for Children (Southborough, Mass, USA). Background: The New England Center for Children (NECC) a non-for-profit organisation in
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sector, traceability is especially important due to the perishable nature of products, the complexity of global supply chains, and strict requirements around food safety, provenance, and quality. In NI and
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for metabolic disorders such as diabetes and obesity. However, their efficacy and safety in humans remains unexplored. This PhD programme will seek to take the first critical step towards clinical translation
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Apply and key information This project is funded by: Department for the Economy (DfE) Summary Background In the UK and Ireland, an aging population are increasingly living with multiple long-term
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will provide a fuller picture of how gyms matter in Belfast. It will generate fresh insight into their contribution to wellbeing, resilience and community safety. The research aligns with the Northern
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Apply and key information This project is funded by: Department for the Economy (DfE) Summary Ultrasound contrast agents (UCA’s) are used widely in medicine to improve the quality of diagnostic