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offer the greatest opportunity for energy independence and deep decarbonisation (i.e. process heat and hydrogen) to meet net zero targets. Our programme of research, collaboration, and skills development
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transcranial magnetic stimulation) to test the causal role of targeted circuits in cognitive processes. You will design and conduct research into human behaviour (habits, learning under uncertainty) that is of
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electrochemically characterise a series of metalloenzymes as the central target of the last WP3 of the ERC project. The postdoc will have to also work on electrode chemical modifications and be able to work
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spiralian taxa. The successful candidate is expected to work on mollusks, a core target taxon of our lab for which a wide range of molecular resources and established lab protocols are available. Previous
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by the EPSRC SCHEMA Hub SCHEMA Hub . The research targets the preparation and properties of new plastics, thermoplastic elastomers and adhesives prepared from renewable resources and which
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to identify shared genetic regulation with common, complex diseases to discover new drug targets, indications and disease mechanisms. We have a keen interest in training the next generation of scientists
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target to work on one or both directions in the application. The projects are in the Research Council of Finland Center of Excellence in Life Inspired Hybrid Materials (LIBER) at Aalto University. LIBER
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an exciting ERC project dedicated to biosynthesize and electrochemically characterise a series of metalloenzymes as the central target of the last WP3 of the ERC project. The postdoc will have to also work
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biotechnological routes that transform waste polymers into target molecules for the nutrition and healthcare industries, collaborating with leading researchers in the UK and Singapore to deliver next-generation
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a deeper understanding of life, leading to potential acceleration of the development of safe, targeted, cell-based therapies, and opening entire new fields of research in human health. The project