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largest European academic department in its field, running a globally competitive programme of research and teaching. The Botnar Institute for Musculoskeletal Sciences enables and encourages research and
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theory Familiarity with code development for Software Defined Radio systems and suitable programming environments (e.g., Python, APIs, automation frameworks, Jupyter, etc.). Experience in program
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and delivery of a varied programme of events across one of the world's leading cultural and academic institutions. From prestigious fundraising dinners and exhibition openings to award ceremonies
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maintaining an active programme of research. Key responsibilities include delivering lectures, tutorials and classes for undergraduate papers in the History of the British Isles (1000–1330 and 1330–1550
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, who are committed to a programme of intellectually rigorous and relevant scholarship in global strategy, comparative political economy of business, and international political economy, that is
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Applications are invited for a Senior Health Economist to join a team working with Associate Professor Koen Pouwels. This research programme focuses on evaluating interventions aimed at optimising
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‑cell platforms. Working closely with clinical, regulatory, manufacturing and academic collaborators, you will interpret complex datasets in real time to inform critical programme decisions. You will
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We are seeking to appoint a Research Assistant to support the on-going programme of vaccine development against priority pathogens within Professor Dame Sarah Gilbert’s group at the Pandemic
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of a wider programme that involves the characterisation of organic solar cells based on a range of donor: acceptor blends by pulse EDMR spectroscopy at multiple microwave frequencies, with the aim
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Futures programme, a flagship initiative to transform the funding and support opportunities available to underrepresented and disadvantaged groups at the University of Oxford through scholarships and