287 postdoc-in-distributed-systems-and-controls positions at University of Manchester
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About IT Services IT Services at the University of Manchester is a vibrant department, focusing on delivering excellent customer service and quality services for our staff, students and researchers
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scheme. The project was funded for 36 months and led by University of Bristol, with University of Manchester (UoM), ISIS Neutron and Muon Facility and University of Galway as collaborating partners
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The University of Manchester invites applicants for the above posts. This is a unique opportunity for enthusiastic and experienced clinicians to join the Division. You will have a commitment to
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Are you ready to deliver projects that power innovation, research, and education at one of the UK’s leading universities? This is your chance to lead complex, high-value technology projects
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The School of Environment, Education and Development (SEED) is pleased to announce the award of Enhancing Racial Equality Scholarship for September 2025 entry. SEED is committed to truly engaging with
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to medications for cardiac dysfunction on fetal health. This full time position is based at the Maternal and Fetal Health Research Centre (MFHRC) in Manchester. The post involves experiments with human tissue
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this MSc programme. The appointment is for 3 years. The application requires candidates to attach one document that includes An up-to-date CV How essential criteria of the person specification are met Recent
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Project Overview REFLECT (A REsponsible innovation Framework for assessing noveL spray tEChnology research To examine local albedo changes from marine brightening and its multi-scale impacts) is a
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. Manchester is a historically iconic city which draws cultural energy from its past. Rich in the knowledge of its contribution to the development of the modern world, it is an exciting place in which to be a
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expected to provide coding support to students (in R). The Economics Department The Economics department, within the School of Social Sciences, is a large department, which is internationally recognised