“for firms wanting to change their culture a valuable approach may be to recognise that culture is a product of a wide range of contributory factors and then decompose it into its main drivers so that the role of each can be considered and developed” FCA, 2016.
WMG, University of Warwick and Autodesk are seeking a candidate to undertake research leading to the award of an International Engineering Doctorate awarded jointly by the Universities of Warwick, Exeter and Cranfield.
Tourism industry has continuously contributed 5% to the Scottish GDP since 2015 (ScotGov, 2015) and this economic contribution is projected to be more significant due to Brexit (Tourism Alliance, 2017).
The main purpose of the PhD is to investigate the key parameters impacting surgical outcomes with the aim of improving surgical planning and prognosis.
At Imperial College London, the Data Science Institute (DSI) is a multi-disciplinary initiative aimed at pushing frontiers in theory and method for research that requires novel data and new algorithms to solve important, difficult problems.
This project will utilise a large biobank of clinically annotated samples from patients with melanoma at high risk of relapse after surgery to develop a signature that predicts risk of relapse.
Increasing levels of obesity are a major public health concern. In the latest Health Survey for Northern Ireland data (November, 2018) 64% of adults were classified with overweight (37%) or with obesity (27%) that is, having a body mass index (BMI) greater than 25 kg/m2 or 30 kg/m2 respectively.
