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are seeking to recruit a researcher with a background in Interaction Design and Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) or related fields, to work at Open Lab in the School of Computing as part of our UK Research
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an exciting opportunity to contribute to the evaluation of the East London Primary Care Education Centre (ELPCEC), an 18-month pilot programme bringing together education, health and skills pathways
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actionable, equitable and grounded in lived experience. This is an exciting opportunity to contribute to the evaluation of the East London Primary Care Education Centre (ELPCEC), an 18-month pilot programme
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London Primary Care Education Centre (ELPCEC), an 18-month pilot programme bringing together education, health and skills pathways for young people who are NEET, neurodiverse or facing multiple
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Postgraduate Researcher Development Programme. Your expertise will be essential to the shaping, enhancement, delivery and co-design of our programme of postgraduate researcher support, development and training
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About the Role The Bates Lab (www.bateslab.uk ) at the Blizard Institute, Queen Mary University of London is looking for a Research Associate to join a recently funded ARIA research programme at
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Biology degree programme (B110), University of Liverpool We are seeking to appoint two Rankin-Gee Scholars in human anatomy. Rankin-Gee scholars will be based in the Human Anatomy Resource Centre (HARC
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. Experience using AI tools in research, study, or personal projects would be advantageous, although formal training in computer science is not required. This role offers an outstanding foundation for a future
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system. Experience using AI tools in research, study, or personal projects would be advantageous, although formal training in computer science is not required. This role offers an outstanding foundation
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intervention, a one-day programme for 16-18 year olds to learn practical tools for managing stress, anxiety and low mood based on cognitive behavioural techniques, was both clinically and cost-effective when