53 algorithm-development-"Prof"-"Prof" Fellowship research jobs at University of Nottingham in United Kingdom
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, conducting, and writing up research as part of an MRC project led by Dr Tanya Monaghan on developing and evaluating microRNA-based nanoscale delivery systems for inflammatory bowel disorders. The work focuses
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, spread and transmission of drug-resistant pathogens under the One Health concept, and to use this knowledge to develop an innovative AI-powered surveillance solution. The research fellow will take a
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We are seeking a highly motivated and qualified Research Associate to join a cutting-edge research project focused on the development of sustainable flower waste biorefineries for applications in
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this project as Knowledge Mobilisation lead and will be responsible for driving the strategy and delivery of this programme grant workstream. You will also support trial development and process evaluation
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will play a lead role in the production and analysis of these simulations, including code development, simulation runs, and like-with-like comparisons to observations. Moreover, you are encouraged
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and Materials to work across several industry relevant projects and for the development of future group research strategy. MAS has a large intra-disciplinary team of researchers, engineers, technicians
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those with caring responsibilities. The fellowship, led by Dr Matthew Hannaford, is an ambitious and transdisciplinary project about the emergence, evolution and ongoing forms of climate coloniality in
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MR&PI team to develop their research portfolio and support delivery of our key objectives. Priority areas of research that are available for you to work in include experimental medicine MRI, AI
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, respectively. Suggested reading includes our publications: For snoRNAs: Chabronova et al., A. SnoRNAs in cardiovascular development, function, and disease. Trends Mol Med. 30:562-578, 2024. doi: 10.1016/j.molmed
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Unit), based at University of Nottingham. DeNPRU-UN is funded to generate the evidence policymakers need to develop and deliver effective and equitable health and social care in England that will make it