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for an ethusiastic individual to join our fast-paced interdisciplinary research team based in the School of Engineering. The “BEWISe on trickling filter process emissions ” project will involve working with Professors
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group working on cutting-edge research on turbulent reacting flows utilising the advancements of high-performance computing. The project is funded by the Engineering Physical Sciences Research Council
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to announce a new opportunity for a Research Assistant/Associate to join the School of Engineering, contributing to our latest Innovate UK grant project, "MARGE - Mignon Automated Hardware Generation
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Newcastle and will have an interest in working in a fast-paced, varied, and challenging environment. The School of Natural & Environmental Sciences pioneers training and research which impacts society from
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Assistant/Research Associate in decision modelling to join the Health Economics Group in the Population Health Sciences Institute. You will spend 60-80% of their time for the first two years working
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development activities in order to develop an awareness of own professional development needs To prepare progress reports on research for funding bodies as required Any other duties within the scope and general
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ambitious Research Assistant/Associate to work on Net-Zero Buildings and Energy Systems. You will join the Electrical Power group in the School of Engineering , Newcastle University. You will have opportunity
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join the School of Computing as a Research Assistant/Associate on the Chameleon: Dynamic Device-Unique Confidentiality and Fingerprinting Project, funded by the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research
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independently with minimal supervision and adhere to a time plan to meet the deadlines. You should have demonstrable programming skill (preferably in functional languages, Rust or Java) and experience in tool
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securing an EPSRC New Investigator Award, we are seeking a Research Associate/Assistant to join the Creative Design Engineering Lab (Cdel) within the School of Engineering of Newcastle University . We