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Department of Building Environment and Energy Engineering Postdoctoral Fellow (three posts) (Ref. 260810007) [Appointment period: each for twenty-four to thirty-six months] Duties The appointees
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Department of Building Environment and Energy Engineering Research Fellow / Postdoctoral Fellow / Research Associate / Research Assistant (Ref. 260724004) [Appointment period: twelve months] Duties
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adaptive spatiotemporal processing and spike-based encoding”. Qualifications Applicants should have: (a) a PhD degree in Materials Science, Chemistry, Electronic Engineering, Applied Physics or a related
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more than five years of post-qualification experience at the time of application; (b) experience in building and managing a website; (c) a strong command of quantitative data analysis; and (d
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Department of Building Environment and Energy Engineering Postdoctoral Fellow (Ref. 260911009) [Appointment period: twelve months] Duties The appointee will assist the project leader in the research
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Department of Building Environment and Energy Engineering Postdoctoral Fellow / Research Associate / Research Assistant (Full-time/Part-time) (Ref. 260916006) (1) Postdoctoral Fellow (Full-time/Part
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clinical support system for precision radiation therapy”. Qualifications Applicants for the Postdoctoral Fellow post should have a doctoral degree or equivalent qualification in Medical Physics
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School of Hotel and Tourism Management Postdoctoral Fellow (Ref. 260724005) [Appointment period: nine months] Duties The appointee will assist the project leader in the research project - “Building
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, caring, inclusive, and sustainable mobility; (b) conduct literature reviews, user research, experiment and other empirical studies; (c) collect, process, and analyse qualitative and quantitative data
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period: six months] Duties The appointees will assist the project leader in the research project - “Study of the muti- physics coupling mechanism for the development of textile-based surface haptics