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to the process of securing funds and make presentations at conferences and other events. Applicants will possess a relevant PhD or equivalent qualification/experience in a related field of study. The successful
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Research Fellow to join a research programme led by Professors Neil Gow and Al Brown within the MRC CMM at the University of Exeter. The objective is to define how innate immune cells recognise the major
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clinical research across neurodegenerative disorders for a highly prestigious research programme in Professor Marios Politis’ Neurodegeneration Imaging Group. This post is available immediately until 30th
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possess a relevant PhD or equivalent qualification/experience in maths, physics, computer-science, meteorology, or a related numerate scientific discipline. The successful applicant will be a nationally
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Institute, and is part of an exciting, long-term interdisciplinary programme, which will investigate the behaviour and biology of single-celled organisms. This funded post is available immediately. The
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Research Associate/Fellow to conduct a joint research programme at the forefront of high entropy ceramics R & D, under supervision of Prof. Shaowei Zhang (Exeter). This EPSRC funded post is available from 1
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Research Associate/Fellow to conduct a collaborative research programme with another institute and industries, at the forefront of high entropy ceramics R & D, under supervision of Prof. Shaowei Zhang
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for Metamaterial Research and Innovation. The post The Faculty of Environment, Science and Economy wishes to recruit a Senior Industrial Research Fellow to develop and lead a programme of industry-funded research
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Associates/Fellows, PhD students, technical specialists, and academics with real capacity to deliver on ambitious objectives leading to excellent outputs and impacts, and the opportunity to support and mentor
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Research Fellow to participate in the EPSRC EP/W028301 project “Simplifying Quantum Computing: from theory to applications” and join the group of Dr. Luca Dellantonio in the Physics department. The project