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Commercialisation Journey , a high-quality programme designed to empower researchers to explore the commercial potential of their work and potentially create spin-out companies, intellectual property licences
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Overview The School of Mechanical, Aerospace and Civil Engineering (MAC) at the University of Sheffield is seeking to appoint an outstanding academic to strengthen its internationally recognised
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Developing Quantum Computing and AI tools for mRNA structure prediction School of Mathematical and Physical Sciences PhD Research Project Directly Funded UK Students Dr Oleksandr Kyriienko
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mindset of continuous improvement to our processes, policy and approach. You will be an essential part of delivering our Commercialisation Journey , a high-quality programme designed to empower researchers
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Unlocking Proton Circuitry in Biology via Ultrafast Spectroscopy and Bioelectronics School of Mathematical and Physical Sciences PhD Research Project Directly Funded UK Students Prof Nadav Amdursky
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therapy to treat Hirschsprung disease. Applicants must have a BSc or MSc (or equivalent experience) in a relevant biological discipline such as Stem Cell/Developmental Biology and experience with
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their design and servicing. Main duties and responsibilities Responsible for mechanical engineering works across campus to assist with the effective operation of the Department. Prioritising requests
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to completion / have equivalent postdoctoral work experience) in a subject related to stem cell/developmental biology. Experience in culture and differentiation of hPSCs toward neuronal lineages alongside
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with the Head of Pharmacy and Pharmacy Leadership team, develop and deliver medicinal chemistry teaching within the MPharm programme ensuring that it is accessible, inclusive and contributes
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multidisciplinary team. You will lead the fungal engineering strand of the programme, developing candidate fungal chassis with properties required for controllable bioelectronic interface materials. This will include