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Qualifications PhD in Developmental Biology, Cell Biology, or related fields. Strong background in cell biology, different types of fluorescent imaging, and organoid culture required. Experience with model
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to make a difference. Do you want to be involved and contribute to our development? Together, we can create a sustainable future through knowledge and innovation. We believe that knowledge and new
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project aims to address the current limitations of traditional frame-based sensors and associated processing pipelines with a new family of algorithmic architectures that mimic more closely the behaviours
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, flexible working arrangements, staff engagement forums, campus facilities and services to support staff from different backgrounds. We are proud to hold Juno Champion and Athena Swan silver awards, which
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metrics for reducing the environmental impact of AI and cloud computing Empirically evaluate different parts of the AI lifecycle, including development (training), operation (inference) and use Develop
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hand, forest trees take decades to mature, meaning that the seedlings begin their growth in a different kind of environment compared to the one they face as adults. How will the current forest tree
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to cryogenic liquid propulsion systems to support the system architecture definition of a launch vehicle within the Model-based System Engineering (MBSE) collaborative environment. You are encouraged to visit
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machine learning methods, including symbolic regression and neural networks. You will apply the algorithms to the discovery of new models in different fields, including robotic control, fluid mechanics and
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respectful workplace – in how we treat one another, work together, and measure success. Basic Qualifications: A PhD in building science, architecture, mechanical engineering, construction, or closely related
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approaches for important questions in neuroscience. We have multiple current and incoming NIH projects to establish cellular cell type architecture maps of mammalian brains using mice as an animal model. Three