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at the University of Nottingham. The ideal candidate is highly organised and detail-oriented. They should have proven experience in synthetic biology/microbial metabolic engineering and bioprocess development
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develop appropriate frameworks for the practical assessment and management of unowned domestic cat welfare. This will involve information synthesis and framework co-creation with cat care stakeholders
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colleagues. Developing new qualitative coding and assessment frameworks. The role holder will have the opportunity to use their initiative and creativity to develop research methods and extend their research
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electrical machines. We are currently developing a range of electrical machines with industry partners spanning from high-speed machines for aircraft generators, compressors and electric drive units to direct
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will work alongside basic scientists and clinicians, and physicists working in the Sir Peter Mansfield Imaging Centre. The post will be of particular interest to people wishing to develop
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the successful candidate will take a central role in managing and developing solid-state hydrogen technology, such as developing technology for the OceanRefuel project. This wide portfolio includes single and
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to published outcomes. The role holder will have the opportunity to use their initiative and creativity to identify areas for research, develop research methods and extend their research portfolio. Candidates
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instrument parameters influence OrbiSIMS spectra. This is a unique opportunity to contribute to transformative research in analytical chemistry, biophysics, and structural biology, while developing your own
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flow contributes to pathogen evolution and development of antifungal resistance. The post holder will be expected to undertake independent research as well as working as part of a team. This will include
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The role-holder will work dynamically within the Rights Lab’s Law and Policy Programme to support collaborative research projects focused on antislavery and anti-trafficking governance, focusing