286 postdoc-in-distributed-systems-and-controls positions at University of Manchester
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The Global Development Institute (GDI) is looking to recruit a new lecturer in development economics to further enhance its research and teaching in this area of global development. This post is
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part-time. Continuation of award Continuation of the award is subject to satisfactory progress. Number available A number of awards are available on a competitive basis. Funding provider This award is
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research team across multiple centres. The programme is part of the International Alliance for Cancer Early Detection a £50m global partnership between CRUK, Dana Farber Cancer Institute, The University
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, Biomedical Research Centre (BRC) and Applied Research Collaboration (ARC). What makes us truly unique at Manchester is our close coupling between researchers, software engineers, clinicians, methodologists and
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know we need to continuously question everything we do – if higher education and language teaching have ever remained constant, they clearly aren’t at the moment – and sector uncertainty is the main
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that you are aware that such screening will take place, and agree to take part in the process.” What you will get in return: Fantastic market leading Pension scheme Excellent employee health and wellbeing
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, including those that can help extend our longstanding focus on gender issues within global value chains. This new appointment is expected to help deliver core teaching at postgraduate level in the broad field
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services. This is a fantastic opportunity to join us in Manchester and contribute to the advancement of professional skills within the Research Technical Professional community. You will also have the unique
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. The Research Assistant post is open from June 1st 2025 to 31st May 2026. You will be based on Oxford Road, Manchester, alongside a large multi-disciplinary team of researchers and support staff within the Centre
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collaboration between Dr Tom McDonald at the University of Manchester and Prof Nick Turner at the University of Sheffield. The goal of this 18-month project is to develop asymmetric flow field-flow fractionation