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science. Lecturing, small-group teaching, setting and marking examinations, project supervision, personal tutoring, contributing to the preparation and development of units, with a focus on statistics and
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Applications are invited for a Postdoctoral Research Associate post to join the laboratory of Dr Helen Weavers, within the Faculty of Health and Life Sciences at the University of Bristol
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is required, in order to maintain accurate records. Good understanding of cleanliness & hygiene. Prior experience is beneficial, but not necessary. For informal queries about the role, please contact
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of the University’s REF 2029 submission, supporting the Faculty of Arts, Law and Social Sciences (ALSS). The role holder will assist colleagues in the Faculty Research Office and the Division of Research, Enterprise
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content that speaks to our ever-changing student audience and adds value to their experience at University and interactions with the SU. This role will work closely with our Marketing Manager and Social
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will work closely with our Marketing Manager and Social Media Executive to produce content which captures students' imaginations on social media and our digital platforms through video, event coverage
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of an Academy for Medical Sciences funded project. You will be provided with training and supervision for all duties, but the ability, once trained, to work independently and report to the group leader in
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integral to the Quantum and Soft Matter and Theoretical Physics research themes in the School of Physics and is complementary to activities across the Faculties of Science and Engineering and the Faculty
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Energy materials strategy of the university. Nuclear Science and Engineering is crucial to the University of Bristol’s global research pillar on tackling climate change, and is a key area of investment and
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, lenti-viral transduction, manufacture of pMHCI tetramers and molecular biology. The successful candidate will join the Clinical T-cell Immunology research group which is led by Professor Linda Wooldridge