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Deadline: Applications accepted all year round Details During the past two decades, blood oxygenation level dependent (BOLD) functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) has become the scientific technique
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research programme is to use genetic, molecular and cellular, and imaging/image analysis approaches to understand the development and function of the vertebrate inner ear, the organ of hearing and balance
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immunohistochemistry, along with experience in fluorescent microscopy, image capture and Adobe photoshop are also essential. Main duties and responsibilities Carry out research/experiments. The main duty is to perform
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analysis of data coming out of a prototype calibration system which has been deployed in Super-K. The sensitivity of Hyper-K to supernovae is also under study. Students are expected to spend up to 12 months
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of Sheffield. The successful candidates will take forward methodological research in the physics and engineering of magnetic resonance imaging for hyperpolarised 129Xe, and will be based in the POLARIS group
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of the produced EVs using high resolution cell imaging. You will investigate the mechanism(s) of any EV-related chemotherapy resistance observed. Finally, you will attempt to target EV production (by CRISPR Cas9
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diseases, combining biomechanical experiments, micro-Computed Tomography imaging, Digital Volume Correlation, and Nanoindentation. The position is funded as part of the project “ChildBone: A novel digital
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immunohistochemistry, along with experience in experience in fluorescent microscopy, image capture and Adobe photoshop are also essential. Main duties and responsibilities Carry out research/experiments. The main duty
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you want to challenge yourself in the multidisciplinary field of biomechanics, image processing and skeletal diseases? This is the PhD project for you! You will work in an exceptional multidisciplinary
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of hyperpolarised xenon for brain oximetry. Using multi-modal imaging methods and animal models this project seeks to understand the application of hyperpolarised xenon to detect early signs of brain diseases