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(Research Staff) role is a fantastic opportunity to be part of a high impact and well-respected Researcher Development and Culture team, which serves the needs of the whole University from postdocs through
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. Applicants should have a PhD, or have passed their PhD viva, in plasma science, physics, electrical engineering or a closely related discipline. Essential experience includes previous research on plasma-liquid
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to complete a PhD within 3 months from the application closing date) in a range of fields including Physics, Chemistry, Materials Science and Engineering. To apply for the position please follow
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innovative pharmaceutical materials, drug delivery systems and medical devices to address unmet clinical needs. We are looking for a postdoctoral research associate in biomedical engineering, bioengineering
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electromagnetic shielding performance. Current focus areas include magnetic MXenes and large-unit-cell magnetic hexaferrites, although candidates with expertise in related aspects of computational materials
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focused on the use of enabling technology, such as flow, to control complex chemical processes. With projects in supramolecular synthesis, organic materials, industry processes, automated optimization, and
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-catalytic reactors and integrated processes, as well as the synthesis and characterisation of catalytic materials. The role will focus on reactor engineering, process intensification, and system integration
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structure, charge, and instrument parameters influence OrbiSIMS spectra. You should have a PhD degree in in computational chemistry, biophysics, molecular modelling, or a related field, and experience
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chemical composition for synthesis and to understand the origin of high ionic conductivity of the new material. You will work within a highly collaborative, interdisciplinary environment that brings together
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. They will help to research the publicity and affordances of current mobile phone cameras, drawing on the latest theoretical and critical work in machine vision and critical AI studies, and using creative and