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meetings, with opportunities to travel to conferences during the project duration. It is desirable that the person has experience in designing and testing ion thruster technology, magnetic reconnection
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captured in the decarbonisation of the foundation industries. We are seeking to a talented and enthusiastic Research Associate/Assistant with experience of research in electrochemical systems
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The University of Southampton (UoS) is seeking a Research Fellow to design and implement a software framework for the assessment of hand biometric authentication for use in forensic application
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oligonucleotides (ONs) are emerging as a powerful new class of therapeutics for personalised medicine. Through ON-TRACT, we are developing innovative platform technologies that combine the design and synthesis
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We are looking to appoint a postdoctoral researcher with experience and expertise in materials electrochemistry, to be based in the School of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering at the University
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professional qualification in civil/maritime/ocean engineering, geography, oceanography, marine sciences, geology, archaeology, or other, with experience in advanced GIS software for data management, processing
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theme, which is evaluating a new system-wide blueprint for preconception and interpregnancy care and support. Working within a multidisciplinary team, you will lead the health economics evaluation
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engaging experiences in and outside schools in a variety of creative formats. These experiences empower children and young people to understand the science behind the health messages they see and hear. They
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undertaken in the PHERcS team and wider Specialist Centre for Public Health and to prepare quality research outputs for dissemination. You will have knowledge and experience of research within the public
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cells, develop and optimise functional assays, and perform medium- to high-throughput pharmacological screening. Positive candidates will be characterised using concentration–response experiments and