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record in the development of multi-channel digital signal processing in optical communications, and particularly the compensation of non-linear effects from all sources. An ability to learn new techniques
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electrophysiological recording (cMOS Multielectrode array) and calcium imaging and optogenetics. The long-term goal is to understand how cortical organoids process information. For this aspect there will be
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individual on an upward trajectory and will fully support applications for independent fellowships to follow this initial post. Applicants should hold a PhD (or equivalent) involving neuroimaging, cognitive
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and other material processing techniques, focusing on the integration of organic and inorganic materials. You will carry out in-depth structural and performance characterization, including permeability
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-term position at Oxford University, with a planned start date in July 2025, lasting for 36 months. The successful candidate will be funded by Professor Bill's ERC Advanced Grant, which investigates how
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capabilities by harnessing the unrivalled power and adaptability of human brain neurons. This Research Associate position will support the project by inferring the processes that take place within a cortical
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possible extension depending on the state of the project and funding availability. For informal enquiries about this position, you can contact Matthew Derry (m.derry@aston.ac.uk ) The salary and job
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the first instance with possible extension depending on the state of the project and funding availability. For informal enquiries about this position, you can contact Matthew Derry (m.derry@aston.ac.uk ) What