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recombination, maintaining genetic linkage of toxin/antitoxin-like systems. As a result, these chromosomes accumulate deleterious mutations that are unaccounted for in existing gene drive models. The student will
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regions, and may have also been observed in historical trends, but the processes driving this delay are not well understood. This project will use observations and climate model simulations to examine how
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, encompassing advanced geospatial analysis, remote sensing methods, atmospheric transport modelling, and epidemiological data integration. The researcher will also receive guidance in handling large datasets
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structural biology), Moebius (host–virus evolution, mathematical modelling), and Verkade (correlative microscopy, VolumeEM), the student will be trained in cutting-edge techniques, including cryo-electron
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satellite SAR, LiDAR and/or optical imagery to enable rapid, safe, and scalable assessments of damage. Candidate methods for temporal modelling and anomalies detection, which are likely to occur at affected
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advanced nanoengineering techniques, the project seeks to achieve a DA biosensor with superior sensitivity, selectivity, and stability, optimised for use in complex biological environments. Background
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sediment–water column model we have been developing in Exeter. With a well calibrated and tested sediment/water-column model, we will then perform idealised experiments focused on a range of proposed blue
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, species distribution modelling, stomach content and dietary isotope analysis, and ecosystem modelling. Useful recruitment links: For information relating to the research project please contact the lead
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statistical and data analysis frameworks are welcomed to be proposed or developed by the candidate as part of the project. We will apply the methodologies to a wide range of data from observations to modelling
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in relevant cellular and in vivo models. Depending on progress, it is expected that you will present your research at national and/or international major research conferences. A suitable candidate will