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therapeutic development, and Professor Chih-Chi Andrew Hu (Neal Cancer Center), a leader in nanobody engineering, cancer biology and molecular therapeutics, this project will investigate whether engineered
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support the advancement of capabilities of the DPUK Data Portal by championing the development and application of synthetic data. You will work closely with our partners and the wider team to build robust
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layer representation using structured and hybrid meshing approaches with geometry-aware refinement. You will contribute to the development and enhancement of an existing high-performance mesh generation
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natural organic matter and other contaminants. The project aims to develop more sustainable and cost-effective alternatives to conventional carbon regeneration methods, contributing to improved water
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supporting evidence required to design, manufacture and assess these components safely. Starting the project in September 2026 would allow the research to support the wider development programme at an early
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on the development of visual communication resources to promote the YMYH initiative. Convening a project steering group to oversee the project, liaise with members and arrange regular meetings, setting agendas and
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hands on with state of the art CT and MRI technology to deliver exceptional imaging for patients, research volunteers, and clinical trial participants. You’ll play a key part in developing advanced
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projects that include Clinical Trials of Investigational Medicinal Products (CTIMPs) on the Swansea Trials Unit portfolio. This will involve developing and managing key documentation for the projects such as
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Suicide Programme based at Swansea University. The postholder conduct quantitative research projects and data platform development related to suicide prevention. We are particularly interested in receiving
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, servicing and calibrating specialist equipment, and providing expert advice and hands‑on technical assistance to users. You will contribute to the development and adaptation of experiments, support fieldwork