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produced in vivo across various biomaterials used in spinal implants. Limitations of Current Culture Models: Existing 2D and 3D cell culture models do not sufficiently replicate the structural complexity and
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Australian National University | Canberra, Australian Capital Territory | Australia | about 3 hours ago
physiology and/or pathology. We are looking for someone who likes challenging problems and encourages team members and colleagues to workshop effective solutions. Learn more about the ground-breaking research
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emotions using multimodal data sources, such as physiological and neurological signals, and behavioural patterns. At this level, it is expected that the successful candidate will contribute to service and
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AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL UNIVERSITY (ANU) | Canberra, Australian Capital Territory | Australia | 19 days ago
physiology and/or pathology. We are looking for someone who likes challenging problems and encourages team members and colleagues to workshop effective solutions. Learn more about the ground-breaking research
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accurately mimic those produced in vivo across various biomaterials used in spinal implants. Limitations of Current Culture Models: Existing 2D and 3D cell culture models do not sufficiently replicate
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epidemiological research projects on heat and health integrating human physiological models Conduct advanced statistical and geospatial analysis using linked meteorological, environmental, spatial, physiological
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produced in vivo across various biomaterials used in spinal implants. Limitations of Current Culture Models: Existing 2D and 3D cell culture models do not sufficiently replicate the structural complexity and
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models do not sufficiently replicate the structural complexity and material gradient of native IVDs, making them physiologically irrelevant for studying wear particle interactions. Animal models, while
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University of Western Sydney | The University Of Sydney, New South Wales | Australia | about 1 month ago
of Superannuation + Leave Loading About Us Western’s Hawkesbury Institute for the Environment (HIE) is a premier research institute conducting fundamental and applied research in plant biology, genetics, physiology
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University of Western Sydney | The University Of Sydney, New South Wales | Australia | about 2 months ago
, genetics, physiology, horticulture, agricultural ecology, and global change biology. Within the past decade, the Institute has become a world-leading centre of excellence in the environmental responses