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operations and development of the Mental Health Goals Omics programme at Cardiff University. The Mental Health Goals (MHG) Omics programme is a landmark UK-wide initiative, funded by the UK Government, aiming
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Advert Research Assistant in Atmospheric Science We are looking for a Research Assistant to join the team of Dr. Omar Nawaz in the School of Earth and Environmental Sciences at Cardiff University
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Advert Research Assistant School of Psychology We are seeking to appoint a research assistant, to work within the Developing Social Minds Lab (PI Dr Livia Tomova) at the Cardiff University Brain
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Advert Research Associate Cardiff School of Engineering We are recruiting for a highly-motivated researcher to work as part of a team developing advanced computer simulations of journal bearings in
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and Advanced therapeutics Laboratory (VITAL), in the research team of Dr Emily Bates. This funding is awarded by UKRI Proof of Concept Grant and will evaluate precision adenoviral therapies in mouse
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Research Assistant (Bioinformatician) to join Dr Gaynor Smith and Professor Valentia Escott-Price’s Laboratory in the School of Medicine and UK Dementia Research Institute at Cardiff University. In this role
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the four local authority areas of the ‘Swansea Bay City Region’: Neath Port Talbot, Swansea, Pembrokeshire and Carmarthenshire. The HAPS programme aims to address climate change through delivering carbon
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immunology group and other immunologists within the Division. Informal enquiries should be made to Professor Andrew Godkin (GodkinAJ@cardiff.ac.uk ) or Dr Bruce MacLachlan (MacLachlanB@cardiff.ac.uk
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hybrid working may be considered. For informal enquiries about the post, please contact Dr Emmanouil Perisoglou (Principal Investigator) at PerisoglouE@cardiff.ac.uk or Dr Juan Fernandez Goycoolea (Co
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work with Dr Chris Whitman and colleagues on a recently funded EPSRC Place Based Impact Accelerator Account project “O Llaith i Gynnes” (From Damp to Warm) which aims to demonstrate how solid masonry