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CRADLE Project Manager Job Reference: SAE-031704 Location: Manchester, Oxford Road Salary: Grade 6 Employment Type: Fixed-Term until 30th June 2028. Faculty/Organisational unit: Science and
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and implement the following data collection methods within the research programme Supporting the wider research activities of the Department of Civil Engineering in relation to security and resilience
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submitted a relevant PhD and have expertise in behavioural science, AI, machine learning and/or an intersection of those fields. This expertise should be explained in a letter of application and demonstrated
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language processing, working with Professor Gibson, Dr Batista-Navarro and the wider PRISM team. About You We are looking for a collaborative researcher with advanced computational skills and relevant social science
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We are seeking a motivated and collaborative individual to to be part of the Behavioural Science for International Health Workforce Group in the Division of Medical Education. We are seeking
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records using paper and computer based systems and the preparation of data for inclusion in presentations and publications We welcome candidates who bring diverse perspectives, experiences, and approaches
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crosses these traditional disciplinary silos, including: How the microbiome responds to environmental exposures and mediates disease The intersection between computational biology, bioinformatics/emerging
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The Division of Psychology and Mental Health within the School of Health Sciences seeks to appoint a Lecturer in Forensic Psychology on a fixed-term (3 year) teaching focused, 0.25 FTE basis
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. The successful candidate will work on an industry-funded programme, focusing on the development of decellularised tissue constructs and hybrid biomaterial systems for wound healing and musculoskeletal repair
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engagement in scholarship and service activities that enhance the student experience and contribute to programme development. We particularly welcome applicants with a strong background in contemporary mental