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computational software package written in C++. What you would be doing: You will simulate coupled hydro-thermo-mechanical processes that may be expected to occur in low-strength sedimentary rocks (LSSR) in
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post has arisen to work for 2 years (in the first instance) on a Programme grant joint between UCL, Insititute of Child Health and University of Newcastle entitled INSTINCT-MBINSTINCT MB. The work in the
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order to gain novel understanding of the molecular mechanisms underlying disease. About You You will have a PhD (or equivalent qualification) in computer/statistics/data science or similar field. You will
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like to recruit a Research Associate with expertise in cryo-electron microscopy. This post, funded by the Medical Research Council, aims to understand the mechanisms underlying how bacterial flagella
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Fixed Term Job Type Science Full Time / Part Time Full Time Contract Length 2 years (with a possibility of extension) Job Description Overall purpose: Research Programme The Reprogramming and Chromatin
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molecular processes that underlie global erasure of epigenetic information ( https://lms.mrc.ac.uk/research-group/reprogramming-and-chromatin/ ). We have a particular interest in deciphering the mechanisms
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environment for undergraduates, Masters and PhD students, as well as post-doctoral research fellows. You will be expected to bring or develop a research programme in bacterial/fungal infection biology. You will
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neurophysiological mechanisms shape political attitudes and behaviour, as well as how politics shapes and exploits our affect and emotions. This Fellowship is addressed to early career researchers with a PhD in
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the mechanism of action of cannabinoids and a key component of this program of work will involve the application of cutting edge neuroimaging techniques such as fMRI to investigate the neural substrates
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to understand the genetic and molecular mechanisms of complex inflammatory skin diseases. The applicant will be encouraged to identify and drive a theme within our programme, depending on their expertise