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Postdoctoral Research Fellow position, focussing on mechanistic modelling of pharmaceutical processes. This role offers a unique opportunity to join a dynamic research team focused on advancing the understanding
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of pharmaceutical processes. This role offers a unique opportunity to join a dynamic research team focused on advancing the understanding of pharmaceutical formulation and manufacturing processes. The role The post
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researching end-to-end aspects of 5G and works closely with national and international leading academic institutes and key industrial partners. In November 2020, 6GIC was officially launched with parallel
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academic institutes and key industrial partners. In November 2020, 6GIC was officially launched with parallel research undertaken in both 5G+ and 6G for 2030+. About you The successful candidate must have a
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demonstrations of immersive/interactive technology with CoSTAR. It is initially fixed-term upto May 2028 (extensible subject to funding). The role is based at the Centre for Vision, Speech and Signal Processing
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Faith Gibson. The James Lind Alliance Teenage and Young Adult Cancer Priority Setting Partnership (PSP) research priorities were published in 2018 (final report available from: https://www.jla.nihr.ac.uk
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interviews are scheduled for week commencing 23 February. Further details Job Description Where to apply Website https://www.timeshighereducation.com/unijobs/listing/406518/awe-research-fellow… Requirements
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. For an informal discussion regarding this post, please contact Prof Sabine Braun, Director of CTS by email (s.braun@surrey.ac.uk ). Further details Job Description Where to apply Website https
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, logistics or infrastructure planning for heavy-duty vehicles. Familiarity with planning, costing or operation of wind farms, solar farms, grid connections or large-scale energy storage projects. A research
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technology with CoSTAR. It is initially fixed-term upto May 2028 (extensible subject to funding). The role is based at the Centre for Vision, Speech and Signal Processing (CVSSP, University of Surrey), which