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: Harwell, Oxfordshire Employment type: Permanent Division/Team: University of Manchester at Harwell Hours Per Week: Full Time (1 FTE) Closing date: 14/04/2024 Contract Duration: Permanent School/Directorate
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project involving world leading collaborators in University College London (UCL) and The University of Edinburgh. The University of Manchester is looking to recruit an Engineering Biology Scientist
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of the University of Manchester Library to harmonize, reconcile, transform, add, and enhance data on foreign books in early modern England and produce two journal articles (one co-authored with the PI) based
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Postdoctoral Research Fellow and they will be part of a larger network of PIs and postdocs and technicians based at the Universities of Manchester and Liverpool. The post will include developing and optimizing
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), entitled ‘Doing more with less: digital twinning of Ti forgings’. This project is a collaboration between the University of Manchester, the University of Strathclyde and the Turing Institute. The role will
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. The postholder will be based at University of Manchester within the group of Michael Brockhurst, but will collaborate closely with the groups of the consortium: Patrick Cai (Manchester Institute of Biotechnology
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University of Manchester (www.manchester.ac.uk ). Core funding is provided to every group leader whilst they hold their position at the Institute. As a Junior Group Leader you will receive a significant
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closely with a Postdoctoral Research Fellow and they will be part of a larger network of PIs and postdocs and technicians based at the Universities of Manchester and Liverpool. The post will include
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Manchester Business School is one of the world’s leading business schools, ranked 2nd in the UK for research power. The University of Manchester enjoys a reputation for ground-breaking research and innovation
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strategy to minimise non-biological variability in the measures and iii) implement it at the acquisition and/or image processing level. The project is in close collaboration with the University of Manchester