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an important role in the life, economy and society of the city and the wider region, it is also a university of both national and global significance. The University of Bristol’s Chief People Officer (CPO
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The Inclusive Communities team support students in residence As a Chief Resident you will live in halls of residence to provide peer to peer support. This includes; Designing and delivering events
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using primary cell models, as well as strategies to exploit metabolic imbalances to selectively target infected cells. The candidate will design and perform experiments in virology and molecular biology
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This is an outstanding opportunity for an experienced Nurse Practitioner who has a proven track record of delivering exceptional clinical care within a Primary Care setting. Your proficiency in
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worked in a primary care setting. You will also have teaching and student support experience, including experience in pastoral care of veterinary undergraduate students or veterinary nursing students in
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an active and effective citizen of the School and Faculty. The main purpose of the job is to carry out excellent and innovative teaching. You will contribute to the organisation and delivery of one or more
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, genetic susceptibility and cfDNA. The role will be split between the office and the laboratory, with the main priority focused on laboratory work. The role holder will need to manage their time carefully
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research. We will use the above set-ups to perform ground-breaking original research in various QMs. The ultimate aims are to provide key insights about the nature of their electronic properties, and tuning
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using primary cell models, as well as strategies to exploit metabolic imbalances to selectively target infected cells. The candidate will design and perform experiments in virology and molecular biology
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the direct supervision of a Research Fellow, and alongside one other research associate (based at the University of Sussex) and a project coordinator. The project principal investigators are in the School