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is essential. You will develop new experimental techniques and analysis pipelines. You should be confident to plan, deliver and critique your own work and to supervise students/junior team members. You
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organised into six research centres which, though complementary and following the Institute’s strategic plan, also have Centre-specific objectives and requirements. The postholder will be based in the Centre
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/or software engineering are recommended for this position. The post requires strong research, programming, and system development abilities. Applicants must have a track record of publications in
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About the Role We are seeking a motivated researcher to join a programme investigating how the tumour microenvironment shapes metastatic progression. The role focuses on understanding how anti
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will be required to travel to China to deliver teaching, as allocated by the Director of the joint programme. The postholder will be required to travel to China to deliver teaching for periods
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research programme with two main strands: (i) bioinformatics experiments to unravel the genetic basis of cardiovascular diseases and discover novel therapeutic targets, including genome-wide association
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About the Role The Events programme at Queen Mary Students’ Union is integral to the student experience and Queen Mary University of London, providing them with a platform to meet others, socialise
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About the Role We seek an experienced researcher to lead an exciting programme of work on young people's health. We are researching models of care that integrate health and youth services, engage
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degree, be GMC registered and in training or within 2 years of CCST. Your proposed programme of research should be carried out primarily at QMUL with appropriate academic supervision within the Faculty
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cancer. This role will contribute to an ambitious programme of research aimed at understanding and improving how diagnostic test results are managed and acted upon in primary care. The postholder will lead