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Clinical Sciences (see link at https://www.rvc.ac.uk/research ). Support for writing proposals will be provided. Applicants must be enthusiastic teachers and will contribute significantly to the delivery
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compute hardware and network infrastructure for the ITS Research services. This covers the 12000+ core, 100+ GPU QM High Performance Compute cluster (see https://docs.hpc.qmul.ac.uk ), various hosted
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of the academic year. For an informal discussion about the post, please contact [email protected] To view further details of this post and to apply please visit https
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candidates for the position of Head of the Department of Computing, Security and Mathematics. This is an exciting opportunity for an experienced academic leader to help shape a new department from three
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of London, starting 1 September 2026. The post holder will engage in teaching, supervision, and assessment across our undergraduate and postgraduate programmes. The role is mainly student facing and is
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for students, staff, stakeholders, and guests by ensuring safe environments, security and cleanliness. Details about the Estates and Facilities Directorate can be found at http://www.estates.qmul.ac.uk/ About
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for students, staff, stakeholders, and guests by ensuring safe environments, security and cleanliness. Details about the Estates and Facilities Directorate can be found at http://www.estates.qmul.ac.uk/ About
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Centre for Evaluation and Methods (CEM), and, in particular, will contribute to the Pragmatic Clinical Trials Unit, a fully registered UKCRC trials unit which leads and supports clinical trials https
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of the annual information skills programme during a time of exciting change in LSHTM’s education programmes. This post will be responsible for ensuring developments in universal design principles and accessible
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. This is a significant moment in the Library’s history and an exciting time to work with us as we undertake an ambitious programme of investment and change through the Library Transformation Programme, which