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use approaches which range from local micro-histories to large-scale quantitative analysis. We particularly value conversation between scholars of different periods and places, with different approaches
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analysis. We particularly value conversation between scholars of different periods and places, with different approaches. We also value our connections beyond the world of scholarship, with strong
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. It is key component in delivering the vision for St Thomas’ MedTech Hub. The Institute is housed in a new building on the St Thomas’ campus, bringing together King’s research excellence with Guy's and
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ethics applications to data collection, analysis, and dissemination. You will support the design of study materials including questionnaires, assist with training clinical and research staff, and liaise
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contemporary conflict analysis, focusing upon a wide range of political, military, technological and humanitarian issues. Key responsibilities include: conducting literature reviews, database searches, and case
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, RT-qPCR, and molecular cloning techniques Extensive experience in histological analysis and immunocytochemistry Proficiency in statistical analysis coupled with familiarity in using biocomputational
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model), Imaging data acquisition and analysis (Positron Emission Tomography) Complementary training includes research ethics, scientific communication, project management, and collaboration across
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volumes of documentation. Excellent data analysis & IT skills, with the ability to assimilate large and complex sets of information quickly and with exacting standards of written and numerical accuracy
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Extensive experience in histological analysis and immunocytochemistry Proficiency in statistical analysis coupled with familiarity in using biocomputational tools for comprehensive data interpretation
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About us The Economic Statistics Centre of Excellence (ESCoE) is the first-ever dedicated academic centre of expertise for the analysis of emerging and future issues in measuring the modern economy