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Sciences. Department: Oral Clinical & Translational Science. Contact details:Judith Jones. [email protected] Location: Guy's Campus. Category: Academic & Teaching. THIS VACANCY IS OPEN TO INTERNAL
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combines programme administration, student support and international relationship liaison. About the role: The Global Mobility Officer (Incoming Student Support) has operational responsibility for a set of
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of science and ethics and political philosophy. About the role: The Philosophy Department at King’s College London is seeking an outstanding philosopher (Lecturer) with research expertise and teaching
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Job id: 158685. Salary: £39,076 - £43,909 per annum, Including London Weighting Allowance. Posted: 17 September 2026. Closing date: 04 October 2026. Business unit: Faculty of Life Sciences
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high resolution microscopy and genome-wide discovery. Our research program is focused on creating a quantitative, multi-scale understanding of the cell to reveal fundamental principles linking molecular
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successful in this role, we are looking for candidates to have the following skills and experience: Essential criteria 1. BSc in health or science field or equivalent experience in research or research
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About Us Institute of Pharmaceutical Science (IPS) academics have expertise in the areas of pharmaceutical formulation and analysis, diagnostics, delivery across biological barriers, theranostic
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: This post will contribute to a developing programme of quantitative research on work and well-being, in relation to modern work (flexible working, digitalisation of work, AI), leadership, and entrepreneurship
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communications, impact, education and engagement activities. About the role Alongside delivering our own programme of research, engagement and communications activities, the Policy Institute works collaboratively
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experience from King’s College London, the London School of Economics and Political Science and the University of Lancashire, funded by the National Institute for Health and Care Research (NIHR) to rapidly