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. To apply, click the 'Apply' button, above, and select “PhD in Mechanical Engineering – Materials and Manufacturing” before uploading your documents. For informal enquiries, please contact Dr Jun Jiang
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Do you have a research background in EPR spectroscopy and an interest in developing your academic career as a PDRA in Decoding Enzyme Mechanisms through Unpaired Electrons? Are you keen to work as
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to work on a project investigating mechanosensing in flies (Diptera). This post will focus on using detailed wing geometry models and free flight kinematic measurements in computational fluid and structural
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support projects using GWAS, Mendelian Randomisation, and polygenic risk score analysis to uncover genetic mechanisms underlying complex traits. There are opportunities to integrate omics data across
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Cardiovascular Data Science Hub. You will be working with Prof O’Regan and his team to support a program of research using cardiovascular imaging, genetics and health data to discover disease mechanisms and
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About the Role We are recruiting an enthusiastic postdoctoral research associate to conduct a scientific programme of work focussed on pain mechanisms in epidermolysis bullosa, under the supervision
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O’Regan and his team to support a program of research using cardiovascular imaging, genetics and health data to discover disease mechanisms and predict outcomes. You will work within a diverse
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effect was allergen-specific and sustained over time. However, the underlying immune mechanisms of oral tolerance induction to peanut are not well understood. In this research programme, we will use unique
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time. However, the underlying immune mechanisms of oral tolerance induction to peanut are not well understood. In this research programme, we will use unique samples from young children undergoing
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applications from candidates who meet the following criteria: PhD (or about to complete) in relevant discipline e.g. Bio/Medical/Mechanical Engineering; a track record of developing validated computational