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- Research Associate (Protein Engineering) We are looking for a researcher with a background in protein design and engineering to join the Dafydd Jones group in the Molecular Bioscience division of the School
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, to design, co-ordinate, supervise and deliver units of teaching (which may include full modules) and assessment on undergraduate and postgraduate programmes. To also undertake required academic and teaching
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(Late Antiquity). As a member of the Ancient History teaching within the Department of Ancient History and Religion, School of History, Archaeology and Religion, to design, co-ordinate, supervise and
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, bioarchaeology and archaeology teaching team(s) within the school/department, to design, co-ordinate, supervise and deliver units of teaching (which may include full modules) and assessment on undergraduate and
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Description Job Purpose As a member of the relevant teaching team(s) within the school/department, to design, co-ordinate, supervise and deliver units of teaching (which may include full modules) and assessment
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design skills. You will be an innovative and creative problem-solver with the ability to bring a strong vision to the role and support team members to achieve this vision. This role will also manage our
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or joint research including research funding proposals To give conference/seminar papers at a local and national level To participate in School research activities. Teaching To design and deliver teaching
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understanding of how systems that separate more and less secure systems should be designed. For this post, the specific focus will be on designing, implementing and running a set of human performance experiments
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Innovation Services Department with responsibly for the financial administration of externally funded large scale research projects. The European Grants & Major Projects team covers both pre and post award
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hours per week)(work pattern to be agreed), is available from 27th August 2024 and fixed term for 3 years. For an informal discussion about the role please contact Dr Bethan Stephens, Director for