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Nottingham’s GBC lead and Principal Investigator Professor Mike George, based in the School of Chemistry. The team is looking for a proactive and highly organised executive assistant to support coordinating
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You will join the Nottingham Centre for Geomechanics, working closely with Professor Glenn McDowell. You will have access to the extensive expertise, facilities, and interdisciplinary knowledge base
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Principal supervisors: Dr Thomas Bestwick-Stevenson (School of Medicine), Teaching Associate – [email protected] Professor Kimberley Edwards (School of Medicine, Professor
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life on the bench, this role is for you. Reporting to the Professor of Power Electronics, you will collaborate with academics, researchers, technical services colleagues and industrial partners. You will
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established team, led by Professor Pip Logan and Dr Vicky Booth, whose main areas of research interest include falls, stroke, and rehabilitation. The Falls in Stroke Survivors study is a multisite randomised
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Principal supervisors: Dr Thomas Bestwick-Stevenson (School of Medicine), Teaching Associate – [email protected] Professor Kimberley Edwards (School of Medicine, Professor
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Principal supervisors: Professor Kimberley Edwards (School of Medicine, Professor of Sport, Exercise, and Nutrition Education – [email protected] Dr Thomas Bestwick-Stevenson
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join an established team, led by Professor Jaspal Taggar, that are also undertaking research across the broad theme of developing capacity for clinical learning within Primary Care. Research activities
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significant period of growth and now has over 150 members, with 18 academics (including 7 full professors) and approximately 120 PhD students and post-doctoral research fellows. The group has excellent
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tissue models and spatial transcriptomics in the laboratory of Professors Ian Sayers and Ian Hall (Biodiscovery Institute, University of Nottingham, UK). In this highly collaborative project involving the