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Advert Research Associate in Hydrogen Energy System Integration Cardiff School of Engineering We seek to recruit a highly motivated Research Associate with proven intellectual and technical ability
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Advert Clinical Senior Lecturer/Reader/Professor in Haematology and Cell Therapy Division of Cancer and Genetics School of Medicine College of Biomedical and Life Sciences Cardiff University Cardiff
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Trivallis and undertaking energy modelling on these to evaluate the how alternative options would perform to inform the decision making process; • investigating monitoring data available and the processes
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disease. The ultimate aim of the work is to identify disease-relevant antigens and test whether variants in complement alter the T-cell response in Alzheimer’s disease. The role will involve a number of
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service departments with the implementation of sustainability practices, with a focus on energy reduction. Reporting to the Net Zero Programme Manager, the individual will be required to engage with
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. The laboratory-based research will involve the development of bio-hybrid materials that comprise living & artificial cells. These soft matter materials will be fabricated using multiphase microfluidics and 3D cell
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ganglion cell rescue and health in mitochondrial optic neuropathies“, at the School of Vision Sciences, College of Biomedical and Life Sciences, Cardiff University. The successful applicant will work as part
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Awen Gallimore, in the Division of Infection and Immunity at Cardiff University School of Medicine, based at Heath Park. This role will involve production of viral vectors and measurements of cell
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energy generation and storage capability of tidal range schemes. The project also involves application of hydro-environmental models to assess the impacts of the schemes including the impacts on water
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Advert Compliance and Risk Advisor - Records Manager Cardiff University’s success depends largely upon the commitment, energy and enthusiasm of the people working here. That's why we strive