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relevant subject, such as health sciences, biomedical engineering, or related discipline. A strong interest in implementation science, innovation adoption, or health systems research is essential, alongside
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innovative and dynamic sector, estimated at more than £100 billion and growing at over 6% every year. This project aims to deliver a step-change in hair care technology by developing new strategies to form
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£100 billion and growing at over 6% every year. This project aims to deliver a step-change in hair care technology by developing new strategies to form covalent bonds within hair fibres, moving beyond
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predictive models of formation alteration. The project is funded by Eni S.p.A through the UK Energy Futures (ukenergyfutures.org ). research partnership, bringing together geoscientists, engineers, and social
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, automation, high-throughput synthesis and biological testing – skills in high demand across the pharmaceutical industry. The project is a collaboration with Eli Lilly Pharmaceuticals (Boulder, Colorado, USA
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. You will gain hands-on training in medicinal and synthetic organic chemistry, automation, high-throughput synthesis and biological testing – skills in high demand across the pharmaceutical industry
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Criteria To qualify for this studentship, you will need at least an upper second-class honours bachelors degree, and a masters degree (in a relevant subject) or equivalent professional experience. A
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Harrison Professor Helen Hancock Professor Laura Ternent Helen Mossop Eligibility criteria To qualify for this studentship, you will need at least an upper second-class honours (2:1) bachelors degree, and a
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touch. Sponsor: NIHR ARC: NENC Supervisors: Ryc Aquino Angela Wearn Eligibility criteria To qualify for this studentship, you will need at least an upper second-class honours (2:1) bachelors degree, and a
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between CDC access and community and place-based health outcomes (quantitative). The work will also involve knowledge mobilisation approaches to share the findings on a local and regional basis