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target, since all known treatment resistance mechanisms are downstream of, and dependent on FOXA1. However, FOXA1 has been a difficult protein to study for technical reasons. We have developed a novel tool
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mechanical fatigue—individually and sequentially, followed by electrical breakdown testing to assess their impact on the dielectric performance of the material subsystems. The target is to develop a
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and clinical phenotype information. Using these datasets, you will undertake comprehensive strategies aimed at the characterisation and therapeutic targeting of medulloblastoma biology, focussing
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delivered in routine practice for people with alcohol and drug dependence. This will be a large-scale longitudinal cohort study using national registry data on employment and health. A target trial emulation
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discover therapeutic targets relevant to Welsh populations. You’ll also help translate your computational insights into lab-based validation using experimental models, paving the way for new diagnostics and
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magnetic actuations under various magnitudes of field activations. These actuation ranges will be planned targeting potential applications in smart vehicles where following targets will be explored, i
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catalytic (homogenously and heterogeneously catalyzed) hydrogenation technologies targeting valorization of carbon oxides for green oxygenates production. In this project, we particularly aim green methanol
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targets the development of advanced coatings to prevent cell-to-cell propagation during runaway events. It combines experimental studies, numerical modelling, and real-world burner rig testing, culminating
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device will require an easily operable and user-friendly detection technique to identify targets of interest with minimal training or specialized equipment. The goal is to enable rapid, reliable results
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of senior researchers and will perform research necessary to fulfil the objectives of the Project Identification of therapeutic targets in MNX1-rearranged infant Acute Myeloid Leukaemia, externally sponsored