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space and time’. The post holder will provide guidance to less experienced members of the research group, including research assistants, technicians, and PhD and project students. The post holder will
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force. The project will use a range of optical methods to examine and measure interactions in colloidal and molecular systems. The research requires strong interest in and knowledge of the broad area of
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spectroscopy methods (Operando XPS/XAS, Hard XPS) to probe the interfacial reactions occurring in Li-ion batteries. Further information about the research group can be found at: https://emi.materials.ox.ac.uk
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complemented by biochemical and, where appropriate, structural methods. The successful candidate will be expected to work independently while contributing conceptually to the overall research programme. This
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quantitative cell-based assays, flow cytometry-based and imaging approaches complemented by biochemical and, where appropriate, structural methods. The successful candidate will be expected to work independently
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), computing sensitivity kernels and applying the BG-SOLA method to infer the properties of the MTZ. They will adapt existing and develop new seismic analysis and inverse methodologies within a finite-frequency
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Springmann, you will develop and apply global food-system models, integrating data and methods from across disciplines to assess pathways towards healthier and more sustainable diets. You will contribute
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respectively at Oxford and KCL. We seek a person with expertise in Africa’s history of decolonization and/or African audio visual and cultural research and methods. We welcome applications from all career stages
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Christiane Timmel for a period of up to 12 months. The project involves the development and application of novel optical detection methods for magnetic field effects in proteins (especially cryptochromes and
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research assistants, PhD students, and project students). About the department The Department of Experimental Psychology is a large, internationally recognised department with a high volume of academic