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Business School, this research post will be instrumental for conducting different empirical studies that will bring novel understanding of human relationships with self-avatars. Essential skills therefore
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a ‘Researcher in Residence’ in the area of Human Computer Interaction. This Researcher will add value and their specialist expertise to the Hub’s Research and Fellowship programmes, collaborating with
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legislation when working with human brain tissue. You have a relevant technical background to the role, or are a recent neuroscience graduates looking for research experience to help develop their career in
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. Working at Royal Fort Lodge the role will involve face to face interactions with staff, students and visitors. On a daily basis you will be producing staff and student Ucards and dealing with a host of
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robotic technologies for next-generation industrial applications and human-robot collaboration. We are looking for world-class researchers with a high degree of innovative spirit and enthusiasm to operate
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role, the post-holder will be required to work on campus every day and have regular face-to-face contact with students and staff. Contract type: Open ended Work pattern: Part-time, 28 hours per week
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communication strategy Act as a champion for the student experience, providing pastoral and wellbeing support to the students and facilitate interactions with other key personnel Significant relevant experience
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employ an array of immunological laboratory methodologies mostly using human samples such as blood, saliva and tonsils. Our research group encourages a culture of scientific curiosity and learning, with
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face to face with potential students to maximise the University’s recruitment potential. They have an in-depth knowledge of the education systems in their regions which they use to develop and deliver
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involves assessment, diagnosis, decision making, and issuing prescriptions as required, both over the telephone and face to face through booked appointments. You will undertake assessment of minor illness