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excellence in the pathophysiological, genetic and psychosocial causes of chronic pain. You will be encouraged to develop your own independent research programme and collaborate with other research scientists
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Support the Head of Hockey in the design, delivery and administration of the coaching programme across the Participation to Performance spectrum of a successful men’s and women’s hockey programme
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or computational models of intergroup conflict. You will also conduct literature reviews, write papers and run school events. The post is based in Bristol. You will have a PhD in a relevant subject (or be working
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-disciplinary research programme. Experience in synthetic carbohydrate chemistry, bioconjugation, preparation of functional materials and their structural characterization is essential. Experience in microbiology
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the University’s property portfolio and will need to transport tools Are familiar with IT systems, including Computer Aided Facilities Management (CAFM) system / other general electronic/digital record keeping
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history, and an interest and significant previous experience in historical research related to the history of Hong Kong, broadly conceived, or who can demonstrate a commitment to a compelling new programme
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The University of Bristol Library is looking to appoint a Head of Research Support (Open Access) to provide the strategic and operational lead for Open Access publications and eTheses. Working collaboratively with the Head of Research Support (Data) you will co-lead the Library Research Support...
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. You will work closely and liaise with the technical and academic teams within the Interface Analysis Centre including the HyDUS project consortium, National Threat Reduction Programme and Sellafield
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14th September if it is filled before then. We encourage you to apply at your earliest convenience to avoid disappointment. You will provision of specialist solutions within hybrid cloud computing
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. The overarching aim of our group’s research programme is to develop a deeper understanding of the immunology of infection, and in particular population carriage/immunity to inform the use (and development