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Institute for Health and Care Research (NIHR) Biomedical Research Centre (BRC): Newcastle Core Theme to provide operational and performance support across a portfolio of translational research and associated
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-performing and collaborative culture. • Define and deliver the strategic roadmap for research computing services, including high-performance computing, cloud platforms, research software, data storage and
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Science Centre (AHSC) – is seeking an ambitious, dynamic Programme Manager to provide programme and strategic project management across a partner wide portfolio of activity. NHRP is a collaborative
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of robust workflows for complex tissues Design, perform, and troubleshoot RNA and protein extraction, digestion, and sample quality control procedures to ensure high-quality and reproducible outputs
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, an ambitious programme developing the next generation of intelligent railway adhesion-management technology. RAPID is addressing one of the railway industry's most significant operational and safety challenges
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high quality research-led teaching with opportunities for research. We are seeking an enthusiastic individual with expertise in ecology and evolution who can deliver high-quality teaching across our BSc
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change management, problem management, incident escalation, and diligent ticket documentation Major Incident & Technical Leadership: Proven ability to oversee high-priority incidents from a technical
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across Newcastle Innovations, you will: Act as the first point of contact for organisations looking to engage with Newcastle University's innovation ecosystem, ensuring a high-quality and responsive
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Nutrition, you will be significantly involved in the development and delivery of a range of high-quality teaching and learning activities supporting our HCPC approved and BDA accredited MDiet Dietetics
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are seeking to recruit a researcher with a background in Interaction Design and Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) or related fields, to work at Open Lab in the School of Computing as part of our UK Research