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to, flow cytometry, ELISA, RT-PCR, bulk and single cell RNA sequencing, imaging and other emerging technologies (e.g. imaging mass cytometry, spatial transcriptomics, metabolomics/proteomics) – including
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ensure alignment with enterprise architecture principles, standards and roadmaps. • Identifying opportunities for simplification, reuse and continuous improvement while helping teams navigate risks
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the Clinical Psychology Doctorate (ClinPsyD). You will be responsible for: Carry out research at nationally and internationally recognised levels of excellence that is aligned with the priorities of the Division
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the cardiovascular field. Proposed research must align with one or more of the five BHF Manchester CRE Research Themes: Cardiovascular Genomics and Development Heart Failure Cardiovascular/Cerebrovascular Inflammation
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levels of excellence that is aligned with the priorities of the Division and Faculty, and to regularly publish the results in leading outlets Apply for and win research funds from external sources at a
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align them with industry standards Optimise task allocation by designing strategies to streamline task design and allocation to improve safety, productivity, and environmental sustainability Collaborate
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, promoting best practice and ensuring activity aligns with University and Directorate policies. Build strong, collaborative relationships across the University, promoting transparency, accountability and
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from multiple disciplines to engage meaningfully with special, scientific and cultural collections, supports research groups and networks whose work draws on archival or material holdings, and manages
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development, approval, enhancement and review, ensuring alignment with internal and external requirements. We welcome candidates who bring diverse perspectives, experiences and approaches to their work. About
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to the Institute's research activities and culture and, where appropriate, contributing to the development of Business and Management PhD students within AMBS whose research aligns with the Division’s broader fields