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prepare reports regularly for Dr Allen. You will be required to liaise with other project members including collaborators at the University of Sheffield to coordinate experiments as well as help with
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technical equipment to meet the needs of the Division with regard to teaching and experimental work, ensuring minimum impact is caused by faulty equipment. Be involved in the development, testing and
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particle interfaces and solvated ions. Develop forcefields for the study of inorganic materials and their interactions with water and solvate ions. Develop methods to interpret the level of interactions
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to create a step-change in protein-templated synthesis and sintering. You will work within a highly skilled, interdisciplinary team of researchers to develop protein-mediated low temperature sintering methods
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step-change in protein-templated synthesis. You will work within a highly skilled, interdisciplinary team of researchers to develop synthesis methods for complex oxide materials. You will contribute
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invitro and in vivo. For suitable applicants, there will be an opportunity to develop and apply molecular biology approaches such as CRISPR-Cas9 genome editing, RNA affinity pull-down assays, mutant
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/2028 Direct reports None Our website https://sheffield.ac.uk/ijc For informal enquiries about this job contact Leo Appleton, School Director of Education: on [email protected] Next steps in
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using algebraic K-theory in order to prove Sharifi’s conjecture, one of the key open problems in the Langlands programme. Details of the project can be found at http://tberger.staff.shef.ac.uk/ Working
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manufacture equipment for both teaching and research projects. Support the Technical Manager in the daily running of the workshop facility to ensure continued safe and reliable service excellence. Assist with
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Overview We are seeking an experienced researcher to develop decentralised swarm mapping and localisation algorithms for underground pipe operations as part of an international research programme