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, the role-holder will be part of the Centre’s central ECR cohort, with support from a cohort director / Centre deputy director and access to a Centre-wide ECR development programme—for example, co-writing
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, the role-holder will be part of the Centre’s central ECR cohort, with support from a cohort director / Centre deputy director and access to a Centre-wide ECR development programme—for example, co-writing
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, the role-holder will be part of the Centre’s central ECR cohort, with support from a cohort director / Centre deputy director and access to a Centre-wide ECR development programme—for example, co-writing
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online. You will be expected to plan and conduct work using approaches or methodologies and techniques outlined in the project design and will be responsible for writing up your work for publication. You
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), developing and validating models that quantify infection risk in buildings using airflow and pollutant transport modelling. This role focuses on linking building performance, ventilation design, and pathogen
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and gain industry recognised qualifications. - Ongoing support to develop your skills and gain industry recognised qualifications. - Employee Assistance Programme and Counselling Service- 24/7 support
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develop inclusive rural road infrastructure in developing countries. The successful candidate will have the chance to engage in the development of novel research methods, extend their research portfolio and
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processes underlying hyperbole comprehension” led by Dr Ruth Filik at the University of Nottingham and Professor Hartmut Leuthold at the University of Tübingen. The person appointed will be expected to plan
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This post is associated with ongoing research in the development and control of power electronic converters. Good communication skills are essential since the successful candidate will work closely
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joint multi-state models for health care processes and disease progression”. The central aim of this 36 month project is to develop new methods for the joint modelling of disease or other healthcare