29 parallel-and-distributed-computing "Multiple" PhD positions at University of East Anglia
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Each year, approximately 6,000 people in the UK are diagnosed with multiple myeloma. Despite advances in therapy, infections remain a leading cause of morbidity and early mortality in these patients
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will explore the influence of multiple copies of the stx2a toxin gene, investigate the diversity of the prophage that carry the toxin and identify additional genetic factors contributing to HUS. To do
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sequencing and researching disease in patient cohorts, working with machine learning techniques and programming computers. The candidate will learn about different flavors of metagenomic sequencing, how
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effects on the human host, either beneficially, such as antibacterial compounds, or negatively, such as toxins. Computational analysis of genomic data highlights a vast number of pathways to such molecules
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sexually antagonistic loci across multiple studies. Validate their effects on sex-specific fitness and traits using CRISPR-Cas9 allele swaps in fruit flies. Probe underlying mechanisms, from gene regulation
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through The Lupus Trust. Training programme: Evidence synthesis, qualitative methods and analysis, mixed methods, statistical analysis potentially including meta-analysis, intensive longitudinal methods
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biodiversity while protecting wheat from one of the greatest biotic threats to production, the wheat rusts. The individual will: (i) visit Bhutan to characterise the spatial distribution and species composition
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distribution and with synthesised future sea-ice distributions; examine the impacts on barrier wind structure and associated surface turbulent fluxes. Examine the frequency, characteristics and ocean mixed-layer
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. translocations) affect the distribution, and thus impact, of such mutations within endangered populations is limited. Addressing these knowledge gaps is important for realising the potential of genomic data in
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community, supported by cutting-edge research facilities and excellent training opportunities. The Norwich Research Park Biosciences Doctoral Training Programme (NRPDTP) is offering fully funded studentships