28 phd-urban-and-regional-planning positions at University of Leicester in United Kingdom
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the wealth of regional, national and international data available to the Diabetes Research Centre and Leicester Biomedical Research Centre, along with planning and seeking funding for original research. In
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of Leicester. Why work at the School of Computing and Mathematical Sciences? About you With a PhD and an established international reputation as a scholar, you will be able to demonstrate research and teaching
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excluded from a university career structure. Funded by the Wellcome Trust as part of its Institutional Funding for Research Culture scheme, you will be joining a dedicated team to deliver the I-REACCH
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within the East Midlands. Our aim is to develop capacity in areas of current and future need, to ensure that research design and methodology keep up with new technologies and ways of conducting research
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excluded from a university career structure. Funded by the Wellcome Trust as part of its Institutional Funding for Research Culture scheme, you will be joining a dedicated team to deliver the I-REACCH
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laser capture microdissection. This role will give you the unique opportunity to learn, apply, and become proficient in a comprehensive end-to-end pipeline, from experiment design to data analysis, within
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background in your clinical specialty with research interests complimentary to those in the College and have a higher degree (MD/PhD, or equivalent), or have submitted your higher degree at the time of
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findings at international conferences. This post is part of a multidisciplinary project which aims to design, develop, and study synthetic cofactors inspired by CO2 reducing metalloenzymes. The project
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background in your clinical specialty with research interests complimentary to those in the College and have a higher degree (MD/PhD, or equivalent), or have submitted your higher degree at the time of
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background in your clinical specialty with research interests complimentary to those in the College and have a higher degree (MD/PhD, or equivalent), or have submitted your higher degree at the time of