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of study and a step-change towards the global goal of eliminating forced labour, modern slavery, and human trafficking. This role is one of seven new roles being recruited into the Rights Lab at the University
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of study and a step-change towards the global goal of eliminating forced labour, modern slavery, and human trafficking. This role is one of seven new roles being recruited into the Rights Lab at the University
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of study and a step-change towards the global goal of eliminating forced labour, modern slavery, and human trafficking. This role is one of seven new roles being recruited into the Rights Lab at the University
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of study and a step-change towards the global goal of eliminating forced labour, modern slavery, and human trafficking. This role is one of seven new roles being recruited into the Rights Lab at the University
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. About the team You will join the lab of Dr Sophie Kellaway as part of the Blood Cancer and Stem Cell group (https://bcasc.co.uk/). You will work closely with a research technician. You will have the
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for further clinical translation and commericalisation activities. What We Offer: • A unique opportunity to translate potentially life-saving technology from the lab into clinical practice. • Opportunity
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available immediately and will be offered on a fixed-term contract until 30 September 2025, with the possibility of a further extension. For more information on our lab activities, please visit: https
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interdisciplinary and collaborative research. Postholders will benefit from intersecting interests across the School’s Economic Worlds research theme and Health Geography Hub, as well as the University’s Rights Lab
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other experts in the field. The role holders will be part of the Functional Programming Lab in Nottingham and have the opportunity to join, contribute to, or organise local activities. The role holders
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. For more information on our lab activities, please visit: https://www.nottingham.ac.uk/biosciences/people/p.mehra For informal inquiries, please contact Poonam Mehra at p.mehra@nottingham.ac.uk Please