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, electrochemical catalysis, reactor design and process optimisation for CO2 electrochemical reduction. You will be working with leading experts from a dynamic and multidisciplinary team including University
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Associate/Assistant with experience of research in electrochemical systems, electrochemical catalysis, reactor design and process optimisation for CO2 electrochemical reduction. You will be working with
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with the Group’s research, education and knowledge-exchange activities. We particularly welcome applicants with expertise in one or more of the following areas: Artificial Intelligence and AI-generated
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advantageous. Knowledge of leadership, organisational psychology, or strategic decision-making would also be desirable. The post-holder will work with Dr Nicholas J. Kelley, School of Psychology, and Professor
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offers excellent opportunities to develop your research profile and work towards research independence, build collaborative networks, contribute to knowledge exchange and policy engagement, and support the
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physical/engineering science. The candidates should possess knowledge of basic electronics, and experience in sensor design, fabrication and testing would be desirable. We are looking for a self-motivated
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findings, working closely with NHS, community and third-sector partners, and contributing to knowledge exchange activities. The role offers excellent opportunities to develop your research profile, build
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are able to apply that knowledge to the choices they make for their own lives – for their health now, in the future and for their future families. About the Role The Senior Research Dissemination Fellow will
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to understand the science behind the health messages they see and hear. They are able to apply that knowledge to the choices they make for their own lives – for their health now, in the future and for
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and delivering research, collecting and analysing data, publishing findings, working closely with NHS, community and third-sector partners, and contributing to knowledge exchange activities. The role