96 computer-programmer-"FEMTO-ST"-"FEMTO-ST" positions at University of Newcastle in United Kingdom
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Newcastle Drug Discovery Programme and as a partnership with Cancer Research Horizons and Astex Pharmaceuticals. It is ideally suited to candidates with a background in organic chemistry, medicinal chemistry
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Associate Studies Programme team. The primary role is to deliver postgraduate education to physician associate students in years one and two. You will contribute to all aspects of the programme including
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initially will include the following programme activities: Direct patient care Supporting clinical activities Academic sessions University research and teaching duties will be arranged by consultation with
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of three years every taught programme in the University will be redesigned and reapproved in line with the Leading Edge Curriculum Framework. The postholder will support the team to ensure the successful
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encompass (i) the director role of the Doctorate in Clinical Psychology (DClinPsy) programme and (ii) management of two further postgraduate clinical programmes (the Low Intensity and postgraduate diploma in
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Accountabilities Contribution to the research programme of the School/Institute under the clear guidance of a member of an academic staff or Principal Investigator Use initiative and creativity to analyse and
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Faculty of Medical Science postgraduate and undergraduate courses as required Identify and undertake a programme of professional development, including further training in research methods and other
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of Medicine (Faculty of Medical Sciences), to provide clinical and academic leadership to the MBBS programme whether delivered in Newcastle, across the Regional Medical School and in NUMed Malaysia
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pleased to offer a 0.2 FTE post for a period of two years to support our new undergraduate Cognitive Science Programme. We are interested in applicants from diverse backgrounds in Cognitive Science who can
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work on the INSTINCT-MB programme, which brings together teams based at Newcastle University, The Institute of Cancer Research and University College London. The programme will generate a wide range of