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to plan and conduct your own analyses using available tools, to adapt existing methodologies and scripts, and to design new pipelines and workflows that deliver accurate, reproducible, and timely results
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smoked and who developed lung cancer. We will identify all records of LCIPNS patients, provide a detailed description of these patients and explore what happens to them in the 2-years before
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at all career stages. Developing, supporting and cultivating our research talent pipeline is a key part of the University of Nottingham’s strategic delivery plan for research. In this role you will help
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for generating new intellectual understanding/knowledge through the application of knowledge and for developing ideas for application of research outcomes. About the Team The PEMC institute has grown exponentially
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holidays. - Ongoing support to develop your skills and gain industry recognised qualifications. - Ongoing support to develop your skills and gain industry recognised qualifications. - Employee Assistance
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Monaghan (Gastroenterology), and Dr Adam Blanchard (Computational Biology). This is an excellent opportunity to contribute to pioneering translational psychiatry research, while also developing your own
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contribution to the direction of research programmes in the Power Electronics, Machines and Control (PEMC) Research Institute in the Faculty of Engineering. You will pursue a research plan in developing
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to plan and conduct your own analyses using available tools, to adapt existing methodologies and scripts, and to design new pipelines and workflows that deliver accurate, reproducible, and timely results
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plan in heterogeneous integration-based activities regarding power semiconductor bonding, interconnect, packaging, thermal management and reliability, developing new concepts and ideas. Where
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combination of both. This project aims to address this fundamental question, alongside developing rice germplasm and markers to enable rapid trait deployment in breeding programmes for heat stress resilience in