27 postdoc-in-distributed-systems-and-controls Postdoctoral positions at University of Liverpool
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is funded by a Wellcome Trust Discovery Award that will run until 2032, and supports research teams in both Liverpool and Oxford. The overall aim of this work is to study the role of epigenetic
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We offer a Postdoctoral position (24-months) in Merino Lab (University of Liverpool-(ISMIB)). This position is funded by the Springboard Award, the Academy of Medical Sciences (Start-date-September
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Institute for Renewable Energy, Department of Chemistry, University of Liverpool. This is the joint project between UK (E.P.S.R.C. funding) and USA (NSF funding). The project is targeted on an ultrasonic
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on understanding the role of the endosomal system in neurodegenerative disease. The endosomal system comprises an inter-connected series of intracellular membrane-bound compartments controlling protein and lipid
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working in multidisciplinary teams is highly desired, as is experience in data analysis, scientific writing, and contributing to high-impact research publications. Knowledge of quality control in
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a Medical Research Council (MRC) award. This is an exciting opportunity to contribute to an innovative project focused on developing state-of-the-art, AI-powered diagnostic and prognostic tools
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The Hadronic Matter Group of the Physics Department is seeking a Postdoctoral Research Associate to support its STFC-funded Electron Ion Collider R&D programme, which aims to develop new
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Department of Psychology and be based in the Appetite & Obesity research group. The project is led by Professor Eric Robinson and Dr Jenna Cummings, University of Liverpool. Project partners include Imperial
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The overall goal of our research is to describe a class of organic materials able to transport ionic and electronic charge which provide an ideal interface between human-built devices (where signals
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that cognitive experience plays a vital role in our everyday actions and decisions. We propose that our beliefs need to `seem true¿ to us if they are to play a role in our everyday behaviour. Having a