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, to join our team and help shape the future of aerospace thermal management technologies through the development and operation of Cranfield University’s Thermal Management Systems Facility. About the Role
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applications to join the Academic Excellence Unit as a Trusted Research Manager. About the Role This newly created role will lead the development and delivery of Trusted Research across the University. Working
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timescales. You will develop trial plans, risk assessments, and safety documentation, and provide technical expertise in the design, development, testing, and evaluation of equipment. The role also involves
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development budget Apply by: 02/09/2026 Role Description We welcome applications from ambitious and innovative scientists to help develop next-generation biotechnology solutions for tackling PFAS pollution
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professionalism and a commitment to client care. In addition you will need show that you can adopt a flexible attitude to work, possess well-developed communication skills and that you have the ability to work
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governmental partners to develop solutions that can contribute to a more sustainable future. This is an exciting opportunity to join MCAM at an important stage in its development and contribute to the effective
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for the Cranfield, MK:U and Shrivenham sites, including BPSS, Security Clearance, Developed Vetting and DBS. Ensuring security clearance applications are complete, appropriate, and processed within agreed timescales
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quality and business development initiatives. This role requires strong technical expertise, excellent organisational and communication skills, and the ability to manage complex projects and adapt
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this standard for the duration of your employment. You will be a flexible, resilient individual with well-developed communication skills, able to cope with the pressures and demands of this safety critical role
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to provide our students with a distinctive ‘real-world’ learning environment, allowing them to develop as professionals and transfer their new knowledge to the global economy. This has always been