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strong institutional commitment and a shared vision and partnership with NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde to consolidate and further develop a seamless and connected clinical trials ecosystem in Glasgow
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or progress reports and papers as appropriate. 3. Develop and enhance your research profile and reputation and that of the School and CVR, including contributing to publications of international quality in high
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the project & subject area, and develop/implement a suitable research strategy to deliver project/area requirements and opportunities. 5. Presentation of work at international and national conferences
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legal changes relevant to the work of the research group and advise and train group members as appropriate. Report any potential issues to the PI/service/facility manager, Safety Committee and/or relevant
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and public sector organisations, and any other relevant bodies. 9. Day-to-day management of SCAF project staff as appropriate. 10. To prepare update reports for the Steering Group, the Scottish
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‘off clinics’ time for research and scholarship. The role will also involve the delivery of clinical teaching to undergraduates. The successful candidate will be joining a friendly and supportive
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, and team facilitation. E7 Ability to prepare technical documentation, proposals, and user training materials. Desirable F1 Skills in maintaining and updating CMS-driven websites (e.g., Webflow). F2
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Laboratory with purchasing of consumables and supplies needed for sample processing and for other research activities ongoing within TPI. 8. Develop, create and test new equipment, systems, procedures
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Please note this post will close on 29 June 2026 at 23:45 Overview. We are seeking a postdoctoral researcher to develop sensitive detection of multiple biomarkers based on optically detected spin
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Job Purpose The postholder will make an important contribution to undergraduate teaching and enhancement of the student learning experience, with particular reference to clinical skills and patient