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transformation of payroll technologies. There will also be a line of reporting directly to the Payroll Management team. You will be required to develop and maintain agreed project plans, design and deploy
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opportunity to contribute to clinical research at the intersection of imaging, women’s health, and medtech innovation. This is a full-time post (35 Hours per week), and you will be offered a fixed-term contract
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) within NHS imaging services, contributing to delivery of the NHS Long Term Plan through digital innovation and improved diagnostic pathways. The role forms part of a multi-site MRC programme evaluating
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organised systems (for data/code/reagents/record keeping). You should be detail-oriented and have a positive, can-do attitude to problem-solving. What you will do in this post: Laboratory set-up: Plan lab
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applications, addressing cancer’s social determinants, lowering barriers to UK SMEs, catalysing innovation and positioning the UK as a global leader in this dynamic ecosystem. PharosAI is a joint venture between
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. Ability to design the basics of a future externally funded research project Some experience of effective and diligent academic administration and academic and/or external networking Desirable criteria
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About us The School for Government at King’s College London is dedicated to creating a world led with intelligence, integrity and innovation through our research and education programmes. The School
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administrative abilities and organisational skills Excellent oral and written communication skills Evident interest in climate change adaptation and/or the science–policy interface Experience designing
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activities required to complete Year 1 of the Institute’s project plan, ensuring continuity of operations, stakeholder relationships, and financial management during this period. The UK MND Research Institute
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. The role is designed to strengthen research capacity in empirical, data-driven analysis with a particular focus on generating robust evidence that challenges prevailing assumptions and dominant narratives