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, NGOs, funders and partners from the Global South, and be able to represent the Institute credibly in international justice and technology. You will bring strong programme and project management skills
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We are looking for a postdoctoral research associate in the Computational Cardiovascular Science Group at the Department of Computer Science. The post-holder will report directly to Professor
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delivery of our GMP programme. Working at the interface of laboratory science, outsourced GMP manufacture, and clinical trial delivery, you will ensure that our products move smoothly and compliantly from
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theoretical and quantitative biology and proficiency in the use of statistical programming languages (R or Python), Bash computing and work with high-performance clusters. Experience with Next Generation
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the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) and is fixed-term for up to thirty six months. This position is part of the recently funded EPSRC Programme Grant “EEBio: Efficient engineering and
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and online. They will coordinate programme logistics, schedules and meetings, working with colleagues, faculty, participants and external partners to ensure arrangements run smoothly and in line with
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also be desirable. This is an opportunity to play a key role in the delivery of an innovative programme seeking to enable the routine use of Fit4Labour, a new data-driven software technology designed
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INTERNAL: THIS VACANCY IS OPEN TO CURRENT EMPLOYEES OF THE COLLEGIATE UNIVERSITY ONLY We are inviting applications for the Headship of the Medical Sciences Division, available from 1 October 2027
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, molecular biology and mitochondrial biology. You will take responsibility for delivering a programme of experimental research, leading the optimisation of ovarian tissue cryopreservation protocols and
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Applications are invited for a Qualitative Researcher in Behavioural Science to join project teams led by Dr Marta Wanat, Professor Sarah Tonkin-Crine, Dr Caity Roleston and Dr Helen Ashdown