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and contribute to the delivery of the NERC project on Co-designing effective Nature-based Solutions in coastal West Africa. This project involves interdisciplinary work on developing Nature-based
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advice and guidance (to include low level interventions or referrals), onwards to second tier support, ensuring that our students’ emotional wellbeing is at the forefront of our work. You will also design
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and contribute to the delivery of the NERC project on Co-designing effective Nature-based Solutions in coastal West Africa. This project involves interdisciplinary work on developing Nature-based
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to Kenya for field visits and campaigns. Your main responsibility will be to design, implement, carry out, and publish the interdisciplinary research proposed for the project and potentially seek additional
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, this project will provide a perfect platform to further enhance your skills. You will gain an in-depth understanding of experimental design, isotope and statistical analysis of the project data and contribute
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View All Opportunities Enterprise and Innovation Location: Lincoln Salary: From £26,444 per annum Please note this post is fixed term until 21st June 2027, and full-time at 37 hours. Closing Date
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, research, and support for innovation in partnership with over 250 leading food businesses. You will have significant experience of working in a manufacturing industry (ideally food manufacturing), along with
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project is a professional development course which runs over 12 weeks and includes online and face-to-face sessions, 1 to 1 mentoring, and peer networking. With just one session a week, it is designed
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further, the University is seeking to recruit the sales force that can turn an exciting plan for growth into reality and take our B2B plans to the next level. Ideally, you will have a successful sales
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, to design new robotic mapping standards in outdoor scenarios. The post will be involved in developing a new collaborative semantic-based mapping solution for autonomous robots in the fields. This new