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they will focus on developing microneedle skin patches to deliver next generation malaria vaccines based on newly identified antigens and newly licensed adjuvants. The research will involve designing, testing
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5 Months, Fixed Term Full-Time Post Position Summary Applications are sought from PhD graduates with experience in synthetic organic chemistry to undertake a short-term research project in Flow
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Water & Coastal Management. The work will examine how local climate actions are organised, coordinated and delivered, and will identify examples of good practice as well as common challenges and gaps
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the collapsible part of the upper airway, the pharynx, becomes repeatedly blocked during sleep. This results in frequent short episodes where, despite continued attempts to breathe, air cannot enter
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the upper airway, the pharynx, becomes repeatedly blocked during sleep. This results in frequent short episodes where, despite continued attempts to breathe, air cannot enter the lungs (obstructive apnoea
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the question if the Early Irish language, especially in its Old Irish form, showed regional diversification, i.e. dialects. We expect to make a significant contribution to the description and the
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identified antigens and newly licensed adjuvants. The research will involve designing, testing, recording and evaluating methods and compositions of vaccine-based microneedle solid dosage forms, using
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researchers and a multidisciplinary team across institutions, contributing to the development, testing, and application of tools, datasets, and analytical methods used within the project. This role is intended
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expertise in energy systems, data analysis, and performance evaluation. They will contribute to the integration of hardware and software components from a research perspective, ensuring high-quality data
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of altered brain development and cognitive school-age outcomes. To achieve this, we are performing school-age MRIs and neurocognitive testing on a cohort of children who had HIE as newborns, and matched