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the University. Research, interpret and manipulate data using a variety of systems, supporting the Deputy Safeguarding Lead to report on key findings. Support the preparation of documentation for multi-agency
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the University of Plymouth provides multi-disciplinary academic support to researchers and clinicians for the design and conduct of high quality clinical trials and other well designed research studies. With a
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an important role in attracting a diverse range of students from across the UK. Support the delivery of a range of multi-channel recruitment campaigns designed to engage and convert enquiries into application
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food and be able to demonstrate innovation within our food service offers. Be able to multi task with the ability to work well under pressure with experience in high volume production. Have patisserie
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pioneering team advancing environmental hepatology About the role This is a fully funded two year post-doctoral position, with generous consumable funding allocated, based in the Centre for Environmental
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on palaeoecological research, including peatland fieldwork, peat-core analysis and multiproxy reconstruction of past fire and ecosystem responses, alongside FTIR spectroscopy and data integration. You will work closely
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proactive Research Administrator to join the Community and Primary Care Research Centre (CPCRC) at the University of Plymouth, where you will play a central role in supporting innovative research and work
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leader in marine and maritime innovation. This role is uniquely situated within Plymouth’s context as the UK’s National Centre for Marine Autonomy and home to the UK’s first National Marine Park, a unique
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the University. As an Assistant IT Support Analyst, you'll be at the heart of IT service delivery, resolving technical issues, supporting customers and developing your technical skills within a supportive and
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and present your research findings at international conferences. In addition, you will be part of a vibrant research community within the Centre for Coastal and Ocean Processes and Engineering and the