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function and drive the translation of this strong basic science into advances in clinical practice. Our research focuses on four main Themes (Cardiac, Vascular, Cardiometabolic, Diabetes & Obesity), with two
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and Impact submission to REF2029. About the role The successful candidate will work with the three REF Impact Officers already in post (who support Main Panels B-D) and with the Research Impact Lead
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)) The AKC, part of the Office of the Dean, is an inclusive, research-led programme of lectures open to all students at King’s, which enriches the academic curriculum, and runs alongside students’ main
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& Principal of King’s College London, Professor Shitij Kapur, with co-applicants drawn from across the university on the basis of their knowledge, experience and skills in the area. The INKLUDE project is
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by a grant from the National Army Museum (NAM), with the postholder working alongside the Principal Investigator, Prof. Jonathan Fennell, Co-Investigator, Prof. Niall Barr, King’s Digital Lab, the team
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the inclusion of individuals from under-represented groups in research careers. The project will initially focus on women and those from minoritised ethnic groups. The project is led by President & Principal
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Spectrometry (GC- C-IRMS). The post holder will co-ordinate the passage of samples following endogenous steroid profile analysis by the Drug Control Centre under the direction of the Principal Analyst (GC
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risk gene haploinsufficiency. Key responsibilities including: Conducting experimental work to identify mechanisms underlying synaptic RNA abnormalities. Performing primary neuronal cultures
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research assessments To contribute, as required, to other activities or studies, and occasionally perform other general tasks as they arise, that are appropriate to the grade as directed by the Principal
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other academic and professional activities at the Dickson Poon School of Law. The successful candidate’s principal teaching contribution will be either in Public or Criminal Law in our undergraduate and