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for clinical trials. The MSAT team are responsible for engineering runs, preGMP productions, process optimisation and improvement and investigations in the MSAT labs. They will also take part in GMP productions
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About us The Department of Engineering builds upon this reputation with a focus on emerging technologies, with research in sustainable systems & manufacturing, telecommunications, robotics, and
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, mathematics, chemistry, informatics and engineering. This role presents an exciting opportunity to run and develop the Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR) service in the Chemistry department providing expert
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of problems, arrange engineer call outs and permits to access, and facilitate scheduled maintenance visits. To provide specialist technical advice to researchers. They will be expected to establish and maintain
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, education and science, cell & developmental biology, tissue engineering & imaging, fuel our modern, research-led education delivery. We are a collaborative multidisciplinary department working to understand
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scientists with backgrounds in biology, cell therapies, extracellular vesicles, drug delivery, pre-clinical or clinical translations, engineering and imaging of advanced therapies. Experience and knowledge in
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an externally funded programme that enhances the Institute’s contribution to and academic alignment with School, Faculty and King’s research ambitions. The successful candidate will publish high‑quality peer
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clinician who will spend, on average, one day a week developing and leading a spiral of leadership education across the MBBS programme. The successful candidate will work with the MBBS programme team
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that operates and maintain dedicated and technology enhanced facilities spread across different locations at King’s. Clinical education and learning are pivotal in developing and maintaining competencies in
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technologies where legal teaching and research is concerned. Technology is now increasingly evident in shaping how law is practised; how legal services are provided, and how legal and regulatory functions