15 computer-science-image-processing positions at University of Manchester in United Kingdom
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system, including a suitable camera and an embedded system, will enable real-time acquisition of images of the tube carriage, from the side of the carriage, and subsequent image processing algorithms
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–200) desirable, as well as experience in TEM/STEM image processing and simulation using open-source Python packages such as atomic simulation environment (ASE) and abTEM. A willingness to occasionally
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environments. · Expertise in computer literacy, MS Office packages and electronic databases. · Proven excellence in handling and entering data including an understanding of data protection and confidentiality
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synchrotron powder diffraction (for crystalline component time-evolution) and laboratory and synchrotron computer tomography (for microstructure time-evolution, including carbonate-shrinkage). The diffraction
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Applications are invited for a Research Associate position, funded by the British Heart Foundation Manchester Research Excellence Award, within the Division of Informatics, Imaging & Data Sciences
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, including subcellular fractionation, live-cell imaging, RT-PCR and ELISA techniques. Successful candidate will become a member of the CAPKR research team and be fully involved in a project entitled “Improving
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role involves in vivo imaging approaches (e.g. multi-photon microscopy and optical imaging spectroscopy) to assess neuronal and vascular function in the hippocampus and neocortex of awake mice. You will
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build the telescope which has become an icon of British science and engineering and a landmark in the Cheshire countryside. Today the Lovell Telescope plays a key role in world-leading research on pulsars
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science skills development, innovation training and outreach The Project There is a major economic opportunity for Greater Manchester (GM) to fill the gap in companies able to provide sustainable materials
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. The Nightingale Centre houses the largest breast cancer unit in the UK and the first and largest Family History Risk and Prevention Centre. It is also home to The National Breast Imaging Academy. A large primary