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original research within the realm of wireless communications and signal processing as part of a project funded by EU and UKRI, titled "Seamless Integration Of Efficient 6G Wireless Technologies
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discipline of temporary river ecology. The project will contribute to national, EU-wide and global research seeking to improve characterization of temporary rivers and their biodiversity, and will inform wider
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more control and feedback from the system to enable better utilisation. MindSphere will collect data from a Low Temperature District Heating (LTDH) scheme develop under EU H2020 REMOURBAN grant. This is
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able to drive in Kenya to access the research sites. EU and International students must hold an IELTS English qualification at 6.5 or above, with minimum sub-scores of 6.0 in all component sections
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the Police Crime Commissioner. You will coordinate a campaign that seeks the lived experience of young people, their families and those who work with young people. You will also co-produce and co-deliver a
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Nottingham Law School’s multi award winning teaching law firm which provides a not-for-profit service to individuals, businesses, organisations and community groups over a number of areas of advice
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equivalent) undergraduate degree and a MSc at merit/commendation or above (or UK equivalent). Ideally one of the BSc/MSc will be in psychology or related discipline. EU and International students must hold an
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Police and Nottingham City in relation to environmental waste management concerns. You will also be responsible for producing Student Code of Behaviour (SCoB) reports as well as working with internal
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in at least TWO of East European nation states, which may include, but are not restricted to, Russia and Ukraine. We welcome proposals to explore other East European cultures. There is a rich history
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of Criminology and Criminal Justice was established in 2020 following a reorganisation of Departments within the School. Our work is supported by strong links and partnerships with Nottinghamshire police