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in genotyping, molecular biology and Drosophila work. CDN has close partnership with the Medical Research Council (MRC) and CDN researchers, together with clinical researchers from King’s, make up
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& Neuroscience and is located at Guy’s campus. Researchers have access to support facilities in genotyping, molecular biology and Drosophila work. CDN has close partnership with the Medical Research Council (MRC
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the PhD student in high-performance computing, computer programming, applied mathematics, fluid mechanics, mathematical modelling and data analysis for large datasets -of the order of 100 Terabytes
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will focus on the development of voice analysis technologies to enhance the prediction and triaging of Category 1 ambulance calls. Ambulance call centres play a critical role in triaging life-threatening
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environmental stressors, in particular heat, and patterns of violence in the UK. This project will largely use quantitative methods to explore the relationship between climate change and violence. A key component
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. Daily activities include coding, data analysis, simulation modelling, and collaboration with industry partners. Some travel to manufacturing facilities and conferences may be required. This funded PhD
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analysis, focused on selected electrodes or brain regions. We would like to investigate how graph deep learning models can be designed to capture dynamics in brain signals for the accurate detection, and how
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of eligible participants, clinical trials in rare diseases often cannot achieve the standard 80% or 90% power requirements, alongside a 5% type I error rate, in the final analysis. There is widespread
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to the analysis of time series. In particular, the project will examine and develop methods that go beyond the Markovian paradigm. It will consider a range of time series data, focusing on those that show
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(e.g. 2.1 or above undergraduate degree in physics, mathematics or computer science) Willingness to adapt and work across different disciplines Ability to work independently and cooperatively Commitment