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About us The UCL Department of Electronic & Electrical Engineering wishes to appoint a high-calibre Research Fellow to work on an EPSRC funded project (PLANET) aiming to develop novel photonics
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knowledge gap by using cutting-edge technology to track individual tumour cells over time, essentially creating a “family tree” of cancer cell evolution. By tagging each cell with a uni que DNA barcode and
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design, development, and implementation of assays to answer complex biological questions. Good interpersonal and communication skills, and an understanding of the mission of the ARUK UDDI and an interest
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short-read, long-read, and transcriptome data. There is also the potential to develop and publish novel analytical approaches. This is a unique opportunity to work alongside clinical experts
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, progressive, or fluctuating hearing loss) by 14 years. Children with hearing loss are at risk of delayed language and communication skills, with potentially significant impact on cognitive development
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-temporally comparable data. This project addresses this gap by developing innovative survey experimental techniques to measure citizens’ views about problem severity and priority. These methodological advances
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developing skills and understanding of data linkage. What we offer Visit https://www.ucl.ac.uk/work-at-ucl/reward-and-benefits to find out more. Our commitm ent to Equality, Diversity and Inclusion As
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/drc/ ). About the role The role will contribute to on-going research at the UCL Hawkes Institute to develop advances in computational modelling of neurodegenerative disease, machine learning, and big
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sites (London and Slough). This role will develop optical biophysics modules that can be used in-line with microfluidic systems for evaluating protein refolding, aggregation, and native content in
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dementia, driving a step change in our understanding of neurodegeneration, and accelerating the discovery, development and delivery of interventions that will help diagnose, treat, and ultimately prevent