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/ https://www.dalton.manchester.ac.uk/ https://www.idsai.manchester.ac.uk/ https://www.pankhurst.manchester.ac.uk/ You will be responsible for: Development and delivery of internationally excellent research
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the next phase of development and maturity of this major Dstl-funded national research centre. This new post forms part of the continued development of DMEx's operational capability as the Centre grows in
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to working at the University: • 26 days holiday plus Bank Holidays • Generous pension scheme with generous employer contribution • A strong commitment to personal and career development, as well as wellbeing
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firmware, and implementing algorithms with other team members. Develop real-time acquisition, processing and control software. Assist in the development of the data acquisition system for sensor arrays
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opportunity to contribute to an externally funded research project addressing key challenges in subsurface engineering and sustainable energy development. You will be based in the Department of Civil
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obtain, a PhD in behavioural, implementation science or other related health fields Experience of intervention development and/or implementation science research Experience of qualitative research
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electron microscopy (TEM) techniques across the microscopes available at the University of Manchester. This work will be in tandem with and supporting the development of in-situ transmission electron
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The Internal Communications team leads the development and delivery of strategic messaging and campaigns that drive understanding and engagement across the University’s key priorities and programmes
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development of diabetic heart failure, evaluate novel therapeutic strategies, and investigate potential biomarkers and molecular signatures for patient stratification. This position offers an ideal opportunity
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particularly closely with the Capacity Development workstream leads and Programme Manager. The role will support existing and new training programmes, working groups, meetings and events, and will help