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work and support positive change across the University. Alongside your advice responsibilities, you will develop and deliver a programme of outreach activities designed to raise awareness of the Advice
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. These posts offer a rare opportunity to work on frontier AI with real clinical and biomedical consequence. You will join Nightingale AI, an interdisciplinary programme spanning machine learning, medicine
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core research programme primarily in anatomy, emerging preservation models of clinical education. An interest in fostering interdisciplinary research would be particularly welcome, especially where
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the ARIA (UK Advanced Research + Invention Agency) Robot Dexterity Programme, and is a collaboration with University College London, INESC Microssistemas e Nanotecnologias (Portugal) and Universidad de
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. The Department of Computing is internationally recognised for excellence in both teaching and research. It offers a broad portfolio of undergraduate and postgraduate programmes, educating over 1,200 taught
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to establish a programme of research focusing on mechanisms of spinal injury and determine therapeutics to promote axonal regeneration. This programme would be aligned with the strategies of all three divisions
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-Organelle Nucleic-acid Entry, Expression and Retention) consortium. PIONEER is an ambitious UK research programme bringing together researchers from Imperial College London, the University of Bristol, and the
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groups in Europe. We have a vibrant and internationally leading research programme that spans levels of organisation from atoms to the biosphere, that strongly supports multidisciplinary collaborations and
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sector. Working closely with IGHI senior leadership and external partners, you will develop and deliver an ambitious programme of policy, research and innovation activities focused on key areas including
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of Bristol, and the University of Glasgow, funded through the UK’s Advanced Research and Innovation Agency’s (ARIA) Precision Mitochondria programme, with a single bold goal: to build, from end to end