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About the Role We are offering an exciting and unique opportunity for an experienced postdoctoral researcher to deliver a translational programme at the interface of academia and industry, joining a
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leads, nurture prospective audiences and deliver measurable business results. Working closely with colleagues across marketing, recruitment, sales and programme teams, you'll transform audience insights
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to the development of a dynamic and collaborative research programme. We’re Looking for Someone With: Demonstrated experience in the design, fabrication, and characterisation of microfluidic and or nanofluidic devices
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part of the Colorectal Cancer – Stem Cells and Adaptive Molecular Phenotype (CRC-STAMP) programme, which aims to understand how adaptive cellular phenotypes emerge in colorectal cancer and influence
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colleagues across the Bodleian Libraries and external partners, you will coordinate training activities, build relationships with stakeholders, evaluate programme impact and contribute to research outputs
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personnel records and ensure compliance with retention policies. Generate and analyse regular and ad-hoc reports on workforce data. Plan and prioritise workload to meet deadlines accurately and efficiently
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support of the Law Faculty’s overarching mission and strategy, and the postholder will help implement plans for the establishment of a sustainable, research-led Professional Development Programme area. The
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focused on reproductive ageing, hormonal medication response and ovarian biology. The post-holder will support a programme of research using electronic health care records to study drug response, alongside
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programming with Python and R • Experience with single cell sequencing workflows • Previous experience of contributing to publications/presentations, namely experience writing scientific papers in
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description. Click here for information and advice on writing an effective Supporting Statement. To discuss the post in more detail, please contact Corinne Betts, the Programme Manager for Dr. Sanders, using