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, informatic searching of large sequence data-sets Use of tissues from transgenic mouse models References Zhang et al., (2024) Science Advances 10(2):eadj2384 Zhang et al., (2023) Nature Communication 14(1):5706
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team Any references may be submitted by email to: rio-researchadmissions@glasgow.ac.uk International Students Visa and immigration Academic Technology Approval Scheme (ATAS) More information Student
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EngD or PhD student, providing them with masters-level technical and business qualifications, along with an industrially-connected doctoral research project. Further information from the EPSRC Centre
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theory as well as engaging with pressing real-world problems that affect cities. You will have the opportunity to be supervised by internationally acclaimed scholars. Our strengths include: Big data, GIS
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training opportunities in Glasgow in Research Design, Qualitative Methods, Quantitative Data Analysis, Introduction to Social Theory for Researchers, Applied Qualitative Methods, and Generalised Linear
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& Engineering, and Medical, Veterinary & Life Sciences), and integrates research from molecular to system neuroscience across a broad spectrum of interdisciplinary and translational programmes. More information
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Overview Our staff are experts in quantitative social science. They have a focus on embedding data fluency and analysis skills using quantitative methods, in the social sciences. Study options Study options
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living in the UK. Sanctuary Scholarship full details Search our database for all scholarships BBSRC Doctoral Training Partnerships External funding information Support Support The College of Medical
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Academic Technology Approval Scheme (ATAS) More information Research groups
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Quantitative Data Analysis Introduction to Social Theory for Researchers Applied Qualitative Methods Generalised Linear Models Study options Study options PhD: 3 years full-time; 5 years part-time. Final