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production processes. You will be passionate about the future of technology and about being part of an institute that is targeting real world impact. We are looking for experience across several of the areas
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aims to solve global security challenges through world-leading, interdisciplinary, socio-technical research. The Institute will provide support to business and industry partners, as well as to research
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about the future of technology and about being part of an institute that is targeting real world impact. This role will suit you if you: Enjoy working in a collaborative, supportive and highly
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) to develop knowledge translation skills and to have real-world impact on how rugby union players train and play. As a member of Research Staff at the University of Bath, you will be encouraged to take up a
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technologies to market. You will be passionate about the potential for advanced technology to change lives, and about being part of an institute that is targeting real world impact. This role will suit you if
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industrial sponsor to advance new forms of optical fibre to real-world applications. Our ambition for the project is to work as a team to generate scientific results which are of global importance, while
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Professor David Galbreath and Dr Olivia Brown. The IDSB is due to launch in September 2024, with the aim of solving global security challenges through world-leading, interdisciplinary, socio-technical
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of weather prediction technology, benefiting both academic research and practical applications. A chance to bridge theoretical research with real-world implementation, enhancing the candidate's experience and
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for professional placements (bath.ac.uk) Improve your employability with one of our Engineering masters degrees Faculty of Engineering & Design Designing a better world. What we can offer you: Find out more about
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strong interest in environmental governance and sustainable development, and in China’s global engagement. You will join Dr. Sun’s team based in the Department of Social and Policy Science at