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severe exposure to wind-driven rain, can provide resilient, comfortable, low carbon homes fit for the 21st century. The project is in collaboration with Cardiff University’s School of Engineering
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University’s policy to use the person specification as a key tool for short-listing and we only invite candidates to interview who clearly evidence that they meet (or partially meet) each of the essential
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The Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences in the School of Physical, Chemical and Environmental Sciences, Cardiff University, is seeking to appoint a Lecturer in Exploration Geology
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Research Associate in Microscopy School of Biosciences You will join a Wellcome Trust funded Discovery Award project aimed at developing a transformative multiphoton microscopy technology for
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closely with the trials unit and co-investigators to support the completion of work-packages related to the clinical trial, the mixed-methods process evaluation, the economic evaluation and implementation
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/ application process can be sent to [email protected]. Salary: £28,031 - £31,236 per annum (Grade 4). We anticipate that this post will start at the bottom of grade. Closing date: Sunday, 4 October 2026
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to fostering a diverse and inclusive environment. If you are motivated by big theoretical questions, excited by rich multimodal data, and eager to help shape a new, process-based science of development, we would
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, proficient in the use of common office software (e.g. MS Office), with the ability to set up standard administrative systems and processes, be able to analyse procedures and advise on improvements, have the
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. Please ensure you have prior approval for a secondment before applying for this post. The position is full-time and fixed-term for 18 months. Salary: £41,064 - £46,049 per annum (Grade 6). Appointments
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to fostering a diverse and inclusive environment. If you are motivated by big theoretical questions, excited by rich multimodal data, and eager to help shape a new, process-based science of development, we would