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an inclusive, vibrant, and friendly community. It is home to around 700 students (under and postgraduate), 90 Fellows and 170 college staff and managed, overall, by the Master, Bursar and Senior Tutor
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biology, Biochemistry, Genetics or a similar field. They should also have skills in data organization and basic bioinformatics and a passion for reading and interpreting original research. The applicant
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provision for all Postgraduate students but with a particular focus on incoming Masters students. Your responsibilities will include assisting with the design and delivery of a group tutorial programmes
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and in compliance with the GCP and GCLP guidelines. Awareness of legal, ethical and professional issues surrounding consent and management of human tissue samples. Act as the main contact point
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partnership. Scientists with a PhD degree in Physics, Astrophysics, Mathematics or related fields are invited to apply. Successful applicants will be expected to conduct original research in the field
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16 May 2024. Applicants must have (or expect to obtain) at least the equivalent of a UK upper second-class Bachelor's or Integrated Master's degree in a relevant subject, such as Chemistry or
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Main duties and responsibilities of the job The Healthcare Improvement Studies Institute (THIS Institute) is seeking an enthusiastic Business Administrator Apprentice to join its Director's Office
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have a Master's degree in mathematics by the start date of the position, and should have relevant background knowledge in arithmetic geometry. Fixed-term: The funds for this post are available for 42
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We are seeking a candidate with a master's degree in social sciences (economics, psychology, or related disciplines). Experience in quantitative research methods and an interest in policy engagement
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Recent News Richard III’s final hours reimagined in film and ceramics Finding a study-life balance: support for Trinity students A statement from The Master, Dame Sally Davies The Clark Lectures 2024: A