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? This project sits within a wider research programme investigating how mechanical forces shape vascular health and disease. The supervisory team combines expertise in vascular mechanobiology, endothelial cell
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Program Director Dr Simon Curran. The Academic Training Lead for Nephrology is Dr James Fotheringham. Furtherdetails of the NIHR IAT pathway can be found at: https://www.nihr.ac.uk/explore-nihr/academy
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functionality under physiologically relevant conditions. Research Programme A central challenge of miniature medical robotics is achieving sophisticated functionality within an extremely small volume. Rather than
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Program Director Dr Simon Curran. The Academic Training Lead for Nephrology is Dr James Fotheringham. Furtherdetails of the NIHR IAT pathway can be found at: https://www.nihr.ac.uk/explore-nihr/academy
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for Skilled Worker sponsorship under the UK Visa & Immigration points-based system. Information on alternative visa options is available on www.gov.uk. Our website https://www.sheffield.ac.uk/eee For informal
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Overview This is a 12-month postdoctoral research position on the ESRC-funded metascience project “Rigour Hygiene Indicators for Research Assessment”. You will work with Dr Xiaorui Jiang as part of
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led by Dr Thomas Paterson, bringing together bioengineering, microbiology, neuroscience and translational neurotechnology. The programme will explore whether engineered fungal networks can be developed
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innovative curriculum. In this full-time role, you will specifically contribute to the development and delivery of our experiential learning content within the integrated MPharm. Our programme offers students
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training in interdisciplinary research skills, including but not limited to NLP, machine learning, social media analysis, chatbot and agentic development, and computational social sciences. Make ethical
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led by Dr Thomas Paterson, bringing together bioengineering, microbiology, neuroscience and translational neurotechnology. The programme will explore whether engineered fungal networks can be developed