46 Science "University of Glasgow " research jobs at University of Glasgow in Ireland-United-Kingdom
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Job Purpose The post holder will join the LISA Optical Bench Team at the University of Glasgow. LISA is a European Space Agency (ESA) led mission to launch a gravitational detector in the mid 2030s
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, University of Glasgow and Andrew Jackson, Professor in Neural Interfaces, University of Newcastle. This exiting project represents a new collaboration between two leading groups with expertise in
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reports and papers as appropriate. 3. Develop and enhance your research profile and reputation and that of The University of Glasgow/School/Research Group, including contributing to publications
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. Develop and enhance your research profile and reputation and that of The University of Glasgow/ School/ Research Group, including contributing to publications of international quality in high profile
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and papers as appropriate. 3. Develop and enhance your research profile and reputation and that of The University of Glasgow/School/Research Group, including contributing to publications
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/progress reports and papers as appropriate. 3. Develop and enhance your research profile and reputation and that of The University of Glasgow/School/Research Group, including contributing
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closely with Dr. Thomas Morrison at the University of Glasgow. The ideal candidate will have experience in movement ecology of large mammals, particularly deer, and will have experience in the analysis
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of Cardiovascular and Metabolic Health. The post is funded 50% by University of Glasgow & 50% by NHS R&D. An honorary clinical contract will be required and applied for on appointment to NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde
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reputation and that of The University of Glasgow/School/Research Group, including contributing to publications of international quality in high profile/quality refereed journals, enhancing the research impact
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the world's first graphene and 2D-materials foundry in the UK and addressing supply chain needs. In particular, the University of Glasgow will lead on reliability testing using techniques that have not been