25 phd-position-wireless-sensor-networks Postdoctoral positions at University of Liverpool in United Kingdom
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accelerator laboratories, the R&D work of the Liverpool Hadronic Matter Group focuses on the development of Monolithic Active Pixel Sensors (MAPS), the state-of-the-art silicon sensor technology for high
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networks. Unwanted artifacts can be introduced that influence multiple sense (e.g. vision, hearing and touch) that degrade the sense of immersion in the game. The primary focus of this research theme is to
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for residents in social housing and to co-design, deliver and evaluate place-based interventions that address these inequalities. This specific post will contribute to the broader research project through
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We offer a Postdoctoral position (24-months) in Merino Lab (University of Liverpool-(ISMIB)). This position is funded by the Springboard Award, the Academy of Medical Sciences (Start-date-September
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31 August 2027. You should have obtained a PhD, or passed PhD viva, in Materials Science, Chemistry, Mechanical Engineering, or Chemical Engineering. If you are still awaiting your PhD to be awarded
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set on modern bird locomotion (with a focus on substrate-related variation) and use this data set to reconstruct locomotor anatomy and biomechanics in the extinct ancestors of modern birds. The research
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Development Concordat, and provides networking and development opportunities through the successful Prosper portal. You should have a PhD in Ocean Biogeochemistry or related discipline (Environmental Science or
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and Medical Sciences and will work closely with a large, interdisciplinary team of academic researchers and clinical collaborators. You should have a PhD (or be about to obtain) in areas relevant
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, Imperial and Durham) that is dedicated to exploring, explaining and exploiting the molecular diversity of marine cell walls from a cross-disciplinary perspective. The position will be hosted in
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Applications are invited for a Postdoctoral Research Associate position in physical, inorganic and materials chemistry. You will work in the research group of Professor Dmitry Shchukin, Stephenson