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translational research project developing a novel electrochromic infrared coating technology into working demonstrator devices. The role holder will undertake the day-to-day laboratory activity required
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-time Predictive Monitoring of Particulate Flow for Industrial and Infrastructure Decision-making) project, an ambitious programme developing the next generation of intelligent railway adhesion-management
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. This project will examine evidence on deprescribing for ethnically minoritised groups and aim to co-develop a culturally tailored and inclusive approach to deprescribing decision making. The work is intended
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? Are you highly skilled in colour vision testing and keen to develop your expertise in behavioural experiment design? If yes, we want someone like you for the role of temporary part-time research assistant
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relation to specific forms of genomic instability and childhood cancer development. You will work closely with internal and external collaborators to develop laboratory protocols to produce ultra-long reads
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://www.ncl.ac.uk/hass/ . Find out more about the Centre for Urban and Regional Development Studies here: https://www.ncl.ac.uk/curds/ . Find out more about the School of Geography, Politics and Sociology: https
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diverse community of colleagues based in Newcastle in the School of Natural and Environmental Sciences. The post is part of an awarded EPSRC grant to Newcastle University to develop new bioinks which
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vibrant and active research culture: https://www.ncl.ac.uk/hca/about/ The Night Shift is an ambitious research project which aims to radically re-imagine sleep work and wellbeing for healthcare
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of applied voltage and current to enhance wastewater treatment efficiency, reduce energy consumption, and improve biogas production (hydrogen and methane). You will contribute to the design, development
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European Doctoral Network funded under the Horizon Europe Marie Sklodowska-Curie Actions programme. The i3WaterS network brings together leading universities, research centres, technology developers, and