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to at least two high-quality publications in leading socio-legal (or related disciplinary) journals, authoring and co-authoring additional research papers. They will prepare working theories and analyse
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. You will develop good working relationships with other members of the LEIP, DIGIT and the MHG Programme more broadly. About You You will have or be close to completion of a relevant PhD/DPhil, in
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to an existing fleet-control system, while providing certified bounds on changes to closed-loop behaviour. The post holder will be a member of the Oxford Control Group and will develop new control architectures
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and waveguide required to produce the high-intensity electron beams required for delivering photons in FLASH mode. • Develop and apply advanced numerical simulation and/or optimisation tools
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their own research and associated activities independently, with a strong track record of contributing to scientific publications and presentations. The successful candidate will be expected to develop
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About the role Interested in all things polymer? Chromic, Electronic, Degradable? Applications are invited for a Postdoctoral Research Associate to help develop polymers that are electronically
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excellent opportunity to develop your research career within a world-leading scientific environment, working in state-of-the-art facilities at one of the world's top universities. This full-time fixed-term
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Kreeger (GSK). The role will involve the development of mathematical models to inform pharmaceutical intervention strategies for osteoarthritis. Initially, the postdoctoral researcher will develop a
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of flexible working options. We have some of the most generous family leave provision in the Higher Education sector. Sports – We have several schemes to help you stay fit and healthy, including
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We are seeking to appoint a talented and ambitious Research Assistant to join the Hinch Group at the Sir William Dunn School of Pathology, University of Oxford. The successful candidate will develop