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School of Water, Energy and Environment Agrifood and Environment Theme Cranfield Soil and Agrifood Institute Research Fellow in Seed Technology Fixed Term Contract for 20 months Flexible working
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also evaluate the potential of using imaging technology to evaluate and monitor tree seed quality. The Research Fellow will have to liaise and work closely with both the academic and technical team
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£33,809 per annum Cranfield University School of Aerospace, Transport and Manufacturing welcomes applications from prospective Research Fellows in Intelligent Engineering for Digital Aviation. About the
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-class expertise, large-scale facilities and unrivalled industry partnerships is creating leaders in technology and management globally. Learn more about Cranfield and our unique impact here . The Centre
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leaders in technology and management globally. Learn more about Cranfield and our unique impact here . The Centre for Structures, Assembly and Intelligent Automation welcomes applications from researchers
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Doosan Babcock and the Gas Technology Institute. About the Role This position will be responsible for developing the next generation of catalysts for the sorbent enhanced steam methane reforming process in
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Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy and is in collaboration with Doosan Babcock and the Gas Technology Institute. About the Role This position will be responsible for developing the next generation of
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To be appointed at Research Fellow level, you will be educated to doctoral level with a PhD in Aerospace Engineering (or close to completion). In addition to the above skills and abilities, you will
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team player, and have the ability to cope with pressure. Project planning is also an important skill for this post along with the ability to demonstrate self-motivation, perseverance, and initiative
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technology configurations utilising alternative fuels. About You To be appointed at Research Fellow level, you will be educated to doctoral level in a relevant subject (or close to completion of your PhD