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and the Thatcher Development Programme at Somerville College. The late Lady Thatcher studied Chemistry at Somerville College Oxford from 1943 to 1946 and received bursary and scholarship support from
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criteria in the application statement when you apply. Essential criteria Current student or graduate in Computer Science, Software Engineering or a related discipline (assessed at: application/interview
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Thatcher Development Programme at Somerville College. The late Lady Thatcher, studied Chemistry at Somerville College Oxford from 1943 to 1946 and received bursary and scholarship support from the College
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, purification and biophysical characterisation. You will work within a dynamic and collaborative research group investigating protein structure-function relationships, supporting fundamental science a with real
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Faculty or Department: Faculty of Engineering and Applied Sciences Based at: Cranfield Campus, Cranfield, Bedfordshire Hours of work: 22.5 hours per week, normally worked Monday to Friday. Flexible
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for candidates to have the following skills and experience: Essential criteria A degree in health or social sciences or similar awarded to a high level (e.g. first or 2.1) Experience of facilitating research
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This is an exciting opportunity for a talented and ambitious graduate, with experience in cell biology, to work on a programme of research that explores the role the tumour microenvironment plays in
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This is an exciting opportunity for a talented and ambitious graduate, with experience in cell biology, to work on a programme of research that explores the role the tumour microenvironment plays in
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Progression Bursary, you must have applied for a postgraduate programme before midnight on Friday the 29th August 2025. Any applications received after this date will be subject to a wait list, and no
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To be successful in this role, we are looking for candidates to have the following skills and experience: Essential criteria A degree in health or social sciences or similar awarded to a high level