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computer programming, and ideally experience of hydrodynamic and water quality modelling, seasonal weather forecasting system assimilation, and optimization under uncertainty. Working between Anglian Water
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. The GUSTO clinical trial is currently exploring this personalised approach to bladder cancer treatment (https://pathsocjournals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1002/2056-4538.12363). Conventionally, gene
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to protocols and acting as the primary point of referral for vetting cases. Handled project security enquiries and queries, escalated to the Security Controller where required. Contribute to a regular program of
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Experience in clinical neurophysiology Essential Application/interview Excellent organisational skills Essential Application/interview Ability to take responsibility for own progress and plan appropriate
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results accurately and appropriately to staff and students involved in the research study as required. Plan and perform general laboratory maintenance, including ordering, routine maintenance of equipment
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Excellence (NICE) use these. You will be supported by supervisors at the University of Sheffield, and be integrated with a bigger academic team working on a large programme of impactful research across
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for a secondment from your line manager prior to submitting an application. https://staff.sheffield.ac.uk/hr/home/internal-secondment Next steps in the recruitment process It is anticipated
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and real-time controller. Support validation using HIL platforms, dynamometer testing and environmental characterisation data, as required by the project plan. Work collaboratively with academic and
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on the following webpage - https://sheffield.ac.uk/new-students/tuition-fees/fees-lookup References [1] Assessing the reproducibility of a subject-specific finite element modelling pipeline for the human metastatic
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Overview We have an exciting opportunity to join the Johnston lab within the School of Medicine and Population Health. The role is part of a major new externally funded interdisciplinary programme