30 post-doc-image-processing Fellowship positions at University of Leeds in United Kingdom
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understand disease progression in patients at risk of scleroderma or patients who have received a diagnoses. There may be a focus on imaging based projects (both magnetic resonance imaging and ultrasound
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at Earth’s surface and imaged geophysically, and rock mechanic experiments to benchmark how host rock physical properties and deformation patterns change with space and time during magma emplacement
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project: Blood cancer Long-term follow-up using Integrated Health Systems data (BLISS), to provide guidance on the implementation of processes to integrate routine datasets into blood cancer clinical trials
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MOFs rely on trial-and-error, are poorly reproducible and scale-up takes many years/is not possible as conditions optimised in batch are not readily translatable to scaled up processing. This project
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Are you a researcher looking for your first challenge? Do you have a background in smart grid operation and control? Do you want to further your career in one of the UK’s leading research-intensive
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significant threat to future earthworm communities, and by extension- healthy soils, owing to climate change related increases in flood extent frequency and duration. Joining the River Basin Processes and
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transport electrification with networked railway energy hubs, while offering greater flexibility to support both transport and grid operation. The project will explore the commercial opportunities to adopt
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Research Fellows in Structural & Mechanistic Virology, Faculty of Biological Sciences (2 posts available). Salary: Grade 7 (£39,355 - £46,735 p.a) Available on a fixed-term basis for up to 36 months
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industrial sectors in different places. You will be based in the School of Chemical and Process Engineering at the University of Leeds, which has an active research group working on issues relating
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prominent companies and research groups, enabling extensive opportunities for career development. We are open to discussing flexible working arrangements. To explore the post further or for any queries you