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the UK and US teams. We are looking for a confident, organised researcher who can evidence: Holding a PhD (or being near completion of a PhD) in mathematics, physics or a closely related discipline
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. https://faraday.ac.uk/ This is a full-time, fixed-term post and is available for a period of twelve months. The School of Chemistry at the University of Nottingham values diversity and is committed
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(minimum £35608 with relevant PhD). Closing Date Sunday 11 October 2026 Reference ENG2160226 About the Role An exciting opportunity has arisen for an Application Engineer to join the Power Electronics
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Application Engineer to join the Power Electronics, Machines and Control Institute (PEMC) at the University of Nottingham. This is a hands-on engineering role at the heart of world-leading research in power
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application via our on-line application system before Beijing Time 23:59, 8 November 2026 . Only on-line applications made at ( https://jobs.nottingham.edu.cn/ ) will be accepted. Referees will be
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system before 12 Oct 2026 at 23:59 Beijing Time . Only online applications will be accept ed: https://jobs.nottingham.edu.cn/job/184721 . Referees will be contacted prior to the interview. Interested
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. You must have (or about to complete) a PhD in engineering, physics or a related discipline. A demonstrable ability to use scientific languages and packages, such as Python or Matlab, is essential and
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discipline such as Chemistry, Physics, Materials Science, or a related field. You should have expertise in We welcome applicants with a broad range of research interests and experiences who can
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delivery of impact review activities. The role supports the Chemistry (UoA8) and Physics (UoA9) Units of Assessment and will primarily based at the University Park campus. The role holder will be able
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. You will join a highly multidisciplinary team involving researchers from mathematics, computer science, engineering, medical health sciences and physics. The project is a collaboration between the