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We are delighted to welcome applications for the position of Research Fellow within a new ERC-funded research group on Political Process Preferences in Europe (PoPPiE): Rethinking Conceptual
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(Exploiting Single Source Precursors for the Electrochemical Growth of Functional 1D and 2D Metal Dichalcogenide Semiconductors) recently awarded by the UK Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council
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and spectroscopic data, and use the unprecedented LSST+TiDES transient sample to study how transients correlate with their environments, and measure transient rates to uncover the physical origins
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equivalent qualification (or be nearing completion thereof) in Physics/Optical Engineering or another subject relevant to the study, development and/or application of topological photonic materials; proven
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aerospace engineering, experimental plasma physics in particular reconnection, or other ion beam uses. It is desirable that the person has experience of operating large vacuum chamber facilities, and a strong
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characterisation of candidate sensory receptors and channels. Working within the School of Biological Sciences at the University of Southampton, you will use molecular cloning, heterologous expression and
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limited to sociolinguistics, applied linguistics, language acquisition, corpus linguistics, and language education. In addition to our linguistics contingent, LCL is also home to researchers engaging in
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of Humanities at the University of Southampton. For informal enquiries, please contact Professor Craig Lambert at [email protected] . Please apply by uploading your CV and a cover letter detailing how your
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university closure days we are committed to supporting our staff and students and open to a flexible working approach. Apply by 11.59 pm UK time on the closing date. For assistance contact Recruitment on +44(0
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Communities and Prevention Theme of the NIHR Applied Research Collaboration (ARC) Wessex which aims to address the systemic drivers of intergenerational health inequality, enabling positive health experiences