76 image-processing-postdoc PhD positions at University of Nottingham in United Kingdom
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to phenometabolic signatures from tissue samples taken during surgery and matched to the imaging. The project is part of the imaging theme for the new Nottingham Brain Tumour Research Centre of Excellence. This is a
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imaging features to phenometabolic signatures from tissue samples taken during surgery and matched to the imaging. The project is part of the imaging theme for the new Nottingham Brain Tumour Research
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are seeking a Ph.D. student to join our multidisciplinary team developing a radical solution for better detection and treatment that uses ultra-thin snake-like robots and advanced optical imaging techniques
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to image the centre of live, intact, plant roots. The ability to observe dynamic cellular processes at the centre of a live root for the first time will unlock entirely new lines of biological inquiry
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Course: PhD studentship Project title: Exploring a One Welfare approach to human-animal-computer interaction in digital dairy technologies Principal supervisor: Charlotte Doidge Other supervisors
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human-animal-computer interaction lens, examining how digital tools shape farmer-cow relationships, perceptions of care, and welfare‑related decisions. The project will investigate how farmers engage with
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to the analysis of time series. In particular, the project will examine and develop methods that go beyond the Markovian paradigm. It will consider a range of time series data, focusing on those that show
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physiology, root biology or plant–environment interactions. • Experimental approaches to studying internal plant environments or spatially structured biological processes. • Imaging, sensor-based measurements
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physiology, root biology or plant–environment interactions. • Experimental approaches to studying internal plant environments or spatially structured biological processes. • Imaging, sensor-based measurements
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, moisture‑related defects and narrow processing windows, limiting their wider adoption. This PhD will address these challenges through a combination of experimental materials science, advanced