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. Develop and follow standard operating procedures for human tissue-based multi-omics workflows, including immunohistochemistry and high-plex immunofluorescence staining. 4. Undertake data analysis
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compliant human tissue archival work in line with GTRF and NHS procedures. Act as a central point of contact for GTRF service requests, managing the service email account, responding to and logging enquiries
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that are the responsibility of Professors Katikireddi and Craig. 2. Provide support to groups and committees including notetaking, minuting, and subsequent preparation of minutes as appropriate. 3. Act as first point of
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required. 9 Act as a liaison between SUERC and the University of Glasgow Information Services and College IT teams, coordinating infrastructure projects, network upgrades, systems enhancements, and service
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welfare support, as legally required under the Animals (Scientific Procedures) Act 1986 (ASPA) as well as specialist technical support for researchers who work with laboratory animals. Main Duties and
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to accept collegiate responsibilities and act accordingly. C7 Demonstrable ability to communicate and lead school level students and university applicants in a friendly, student focussed manner. C8 Effective
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to researchers to facilitate their scientific research programmes, as directed by more senior technical staff and managers. This includes humanely euthanising animals, harvesting tissues, setting up breeding and
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to date and accurate. 3. To act as clerk for various groups and committees, including notetaking, minuting, and subsequent following up of actions arising from meetings as appropriate. 4. As part of
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Please note this vacancy is only open to current contracted University of Glasgow employees. Job Purpose Act as first point of contact for Engineering Student & Academic Support providing
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processes increasingly shape educational activity. Despite a substantial expansion of education legislation, statutory guidance, and legal challenges relating to areas such as equality, human rights, and SEND