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and Nutrition at the University of Leeds but works closely with scholars from other disciplines. You will report to Professor Michelle Morris who leads the Nutrition and Lifestyle team and work closely
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Neil Ranson and Sheena Radford at the University of Leeds and will work closely with other members of the membrane protein structure and folding teams. You should have a PhD (or be close to completion
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understanding of governance issues, an ability to learn and apply advanced social science methodologies, and an aptitude to work on policy-relevant issues. This role will be based at the university of Leeds
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. This will provide a molecular-level understanding of how they contribute to cilium function and how mutations cause disease. You should have (or be close to completing) a PhD in structural biology or a
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facilities at the University of Leeds to investigate the climatic triggers of past and future ice sheet instabilities. You will collaborate with the project statistician to develop an efficient statistical
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leading research-intensive Universities? The University of Leeds is one of the top 75 universities in the world. We have a truly global community, with more than 39,000 students from 170 different countries
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problem. You will work closely with Dr Sergei Krivov and Dr Stefan Auer from the University of Leeds, and Dr Andrew Lewington from the Leeds Teaching Hospital Trust. You should have a PhD (or close
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, e.g., using CO2 as a source in the reverse water-gas shift reaction, or clean routes to hydrogen production. Holding a PhD in Computational Chemistry, you will have a background in the simulation
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at the University of Leeds but works closely with scholars from other disciplines. You will report to Professor Michelle Morris who leads the Nutrition and Lifestyle team and work closely with Professor William
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her research group in the Institute of Medical & Biological Engineering. The post will involve extensive contacts and collaboration with our European partners. Holding a PhD (or have submitted your