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, Associate Programme Director (T&L) for the MBChB. Email: [email protected] General enquiries: Email: [email protected] Technical support: 0161 850 2004 https
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related to hydrodynamics and computational engineering for either disciplinary or interdisciplinary programmes in the School with opportunities to also contribute to cross University programmes
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We are seeking a motivated and collaborative individual to join our team as a Clinical Senior Lecturer, Block Lead for Ophthalmology, MBChB Programme. This role offers an exciting opportunity
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including an Employee Assistance Programme Exceptional starting annual leave entitlement, plus bank holidays Additional paid closure over the Christmas period Local and national discounts at a range of major
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Purpose of the Job The FENDER programme aims to bring game-changing ideas and exploit advances in complimentary areas of science to trigger a UK-led renaissance in electromagnetic NDE, boosting the
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(CRADLE). CRADLE is a collaborative programme with Amentum involving approximately 20 researchers from The University of Manchester and a similar number of engineers from Amentum. The primary aim of CRADLE
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employee health and wellbeing services including an Employee Assistance Programme Exceptional starting annual leave entitlement, plus bank holidays Additional paid closure over the Christmas period Local and
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record in feedback control theory. You will lead a vibrant research programme with a particular focus on robust control theory. Your control theory research may, potentially, also be motivated by advanced
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-of-manchester-launch-actinides-centre-of-excellence/), a collaboration between the University of Manchester and AWE. ACE is a 5 year research programme across three key theme areas to undertake fundamental
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-launch-actinides-centre-of-excellence/), a collaboration between the University of Manchester and AWE. ACE is a 5-year research programme across three key theme areas to undertake fundamental research