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and composites, with a focus on developing processing methods for ferroelectric materials and pyroelectric sensing applications. You will contribute to the design and delivery of the research programme
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) each year and will have considerable freedom to shape your own scientific programme within the strategic aims of the Centre. The Centre and the University actively support postdoctoral researchers in
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to a programme of relationship-building, evaluation and learning across a diverse network of community organisations, researchers and partners. This is an action-learning role. You'll spend time
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the University’s ambitious goals. About you You will have: proven experience of leading a data governance, data protection, records management or information governance programme. strong appreciation and
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with the use of space weather numerical models and / or analysis of space weather observations, or equivalent, including of the programming languages (e.g. Python) and Linux-based IT systems needed
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designing, developing and maintaining software applications using modern software engineering practices, including version control, testing, documentation and continuous improvement. Strong programming skills
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will play a key role in shaping how urgent adjustments are assessed and implemented, taking lead responsibility for our new Interim Disability Access Plan (DAP) process and working closely with academic
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of new implantable glucose fuel cells. You will plan, implement, and coordinate the generation of new abiotic catalytic electrodes, designing experiments and analysis, as well as engaging with a highly
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benefit from the programme of local opportunities we provide and our support for your involvement in appropriate external activities. About you We are looking for a collaborative and adaptable individual
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’ or ‘internationally excellent’. We recently secured funding from the UK Ministry of Defence to deliver the British Army Musculoskeletal Injury Prevention (MSKI-PREVENT) research programme. Additional information