34 materials-science "University of Warwick" research jobs at University of Newcastle in United Kingdom
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an opportunity to network with colleagues across the unit, which is a collaboration between Newcastle University, University College London, University of Warwick, the London School of Hygiene and Tropical
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term Research Assistant/Associate position and provides an exciting opportunity for an early career scientist who is interested in human movement, wearable technology and digital outcomes. You will be
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the transmission of data in wireless communications technology. DMM is a close-knit team of researchers within the Advanced Materials and Electrochemical Engineering Group in Chemical Engineering . DMM specialises
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subject, such as chemistry, physics or materials science A Ph.D. in the field of computational chemistry or materials science or a related discipline is essential for appointment at associate level
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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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enquiries to [email protected] and [email protected] Key Accountabilities • To understand and convey material of a specialist or highly technical nature to the team or group
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or mixed-methods research (e.g. interviews, ethnography, focus groups, surveys) and data analysis • Experience of archival research across a range of source material • Knowledge of/ability to use
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/conferences • Experience of carrying out archival research across a range of source material • Knowledge and experience of family history/genealogical methods • Experience of designing and delivering
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) development of training materials for university wellbeing practitioners and supervisors. Attend the North East Student Mental Health Partnership meeting to build strategic links with key services. Work with
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, the complexity of systems in various fields—from healthcare to climate science—presents significant challenges for traditional analytical methods. Complex systems are characterised by numerous interconnected