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development, where you will contribute to the creation, enhancement and implementation of innovative programmes and partnerships that support institutional priorities and student success. As Portfolio
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(IAA), a Research Assistant is required for a period of 6 months, full-time, to support the development and translation of an innovative non-thermal plasma (NTP) technology for sustainable water
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Materials (CISM), a world-leading research and innovation centre at the forefront of the UK's rapidly growing semiconductor sector. This exciting role combines data management with strategic marketing and
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semiconductor research and innovation facility (the £55M Centre for Integrative Semiconductor Materials); In collaboration with and sponsored by the National Physical Laboratory (NPL), with a co-created research
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and a strong understanding of Curriculum for Wales, including progression, pedagogy, assessment and curriculum design. A particular focus of the role will be supporting provision in relation
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Breeding Ratio (TBR), which depends on several tightly coupled factors, including breeder blanket design, plasma-facing surface area, neutron transport, material composition, and cooling performance. Since
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through scholarship, innovation, and involvement in the School’s wider research and teaching activities The successful candidate will have expertise in blood sciences, including transfusion and/or
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health nursing Contribute to module leadership and programme delivery within the SCPHN Health Visiting programme and related community and public health provision Support innovative teaching approaches
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opportunity will support a collaborative research project investigating innovative in-situ regeneration techniques for granular activated carbon (GAC), a key process used in drinking water treatment to remove
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supporting evidence required to design, manufacture and assess these components safely. Starting the project in September 2026 would allow the research to support the wider development programme at an early