13 postdoc-in-thermal-network-of-the-physical-building Postdoctoral positions at University of Liverpool in United Kingdom
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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
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Team Science principles and practices. - Build and sustain relationships with other researchers in SCHOUSE, as well as establish new networks outside of SCHOUSE relevant to the project. This post is
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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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This role is an exciting opportunity to work on the interplay between biology and physics on ocean carbon sequestration by the Biological Carbon Pump. You will run an ocean biogeochemical model
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will involve processing medical image data sets, taking experimental measurements of movement patterns in living birds and conducting dynamic physics simulations of locomotion in both living birds and
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, devising and conducting original experiments. You should have a PhD degree in soft condensed matter physics or to be close to submission of doctoral thesis (Grade 7) or a Masters degree in physics
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as part of the newly funded LifeArc-Kidney Research UK Rare Kidney Disease Centre. The post will be based at the Institute in the Park building at Alder Hey Children¿s Hospital NHS Foundation Trust
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bioinformaticians in Southeast Asia. In this full-time role you will be proactive in leading and building bioinformatics capacity for a diverse team of researchers but also be able to work effectively independently
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of influential knowledge leadership bringing the School together with students, business and society in learning to make a difference. Over the last five years ULMS has engaged in extensive recruitment of academic
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We are seeking an individual to work on a project 'an epigenetic switch: how to make a parasite' jointly led by Mark Viney (Liverpool) and Peter Sarkies (Oxford). This project is funded by a