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/2024 Role Description Teaching Fellow: Full time starting salary is normally in the range of £37,337 to £41,406 per annum, with potential progression to £51,298 per annum Lecturer: Full time starting
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landing gear for commercial aircrafts. The vision is to develop a new design and manufacturing technology for landing gear using advanced additive manufacture, novel materials and new design methods
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supporting testing and validation activities utilizing MUEAVI capabilities and mobile platforms for the delivery of research projects. About You You will be educated to MSc level (or close to completion) in
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. Research work covers both funded research (from research councils and directly from clients) and academic provision (MSc and PhD). About You You will be educated to the doctoral level in a relevant subject
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science to develop innovative solutions in bioengineering and bioremediation. With a team of experts from diverse fields, we are on a mission to bridge the gap between engineering biology research and practical
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the University’s interests as a charitable institution of research and teaching, and enable effective collaboration to flourish. You will be responsible for drafting, negotiating and advising on a wide range of
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engineering, and biotechnology. We aim to explore cutting-edge techniques from synthetic biology, biotechnology, and engineering science to develop innovative solutions in bioengineering and bioremediation
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tasks, organising project meetings, writing project deliverables and coordinating research activities and will need excellent interpersonal skills. About You You will be educated to doctoral level in
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, environmental engineering, and biotechnology. We aim to explore cutting-edge techniques from synthetic biology, biotechnology, and engineering science to develop innovative solutions in bioengineering and
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biology, biotechnology, and engineering science to develop innovative solutions in bioengineering and bioremediation. With a team of experts from diverse fields, we are on a mission to bridge the gap