30 Postdoctoral "University of Glasgow " research jobs at University of Glasgow in United Kingdom
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reports and papers as appropriate. 3. Develop and enhance your research profile and reputation and that of The University of Glasgow/School/Research Group, including contributing to publications
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Job Purpose To make a supporting contribution to the ESRC funded project ‘Living with SAD’, working with PI Professor Hester Parr (Glasgow University) and Co-I Professor Hayden Lorimer (Edinburgh
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analysis methods B3.Sufficient depth of relevant research experience, normally including sufficient postdoctoral experience in a related field, appropriate to an early career researcher B4.Knowledge
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closely with Dr. Thomas Morrison at the University of Glasgow. The ideal candidate will have experience in movement ecology of large mammals, particularly deer, and will have experience in the analysis
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the world's first graphene and 2D-materials foundry in the UK and addressing supply chain needs. In particular, the University of Glasgow will lead on reliability testing using techniques that have not been
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databases, drafting technical/progress reports and papers as appropriate. 4. Develop and enhance your research profile and reputation and that of The University of Glasgow/ School/ Research Group, including
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Statistics at the University of Glasgow. This project is funded by the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) and is available for a period of 30 months. The successful candidate will also
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. Establish and maintain your research profile and reputation and that of The University of Glasgow/ School/ Research Group, including establishing and sustaining a track record of independent and joint
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and that of The University of Glasgow/ School/ Research Group, including contributing to publications of international quality in high profile/quality refereed journals, enhancing the research impact in
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the world's first graphene and 2D-materials foundry in the UK and addressing supply chain needs. In particular, the University of Glasgow will lead on reliability testing using techniques that have not been