67 computer-programmer-"U.S"-"University-of-St"-"U.S" positions at University of Leicester
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About the role This is an exciting opportunity to join the School of Healthcare at the University of Leicester as a Lecturer in Physiotherapy, contributing to a unique dual award programme delivered
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NIHR research centres. We are looking recruit a NIHR Programmes Administrator to support the administrative activities across several NIHR Programmes whose overall aim is improving patient quality
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programme. Your responsibilities will include the analysis of multiplexed immunofluorescence spatial imaging, genomic sequencing and expression profiling data, and the development, troubleshooting and quality
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About the role As Back End Developer you will be working alongside a multi-skilled Digital Engagement team, with expertise across: Front end development UX and UI design Data analysis CMS governance
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About the role We are seeking a Teaching Fellow in Engineering Mathematics and Computational Methods to support in the delivery of our education programme in the School of Engineering. The School
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to work within each of the three themes, ‘Discovery’, ‘Interventions’ and ‘Populations’. The successful Grade 8 candidates will be expected to lead on the planning and delivery of the research programme and
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‘Populations’ theme. The successful Grade 8 candidate will be expected to lead on the planning and delivery of the research programme and oversee research governance. About you We seek highly motivated
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opportunity for an early-career researcher to develop their own independent research programme with protected time, funding, and mentorship from world-leading cardiovascular scientists. The Discovery Theme
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, you will help sustain our high standards of student support, programme design, and pedagogical advancement, while enhancing the visibility and reputation of the School regionally and globally. About you
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Centre of Research Excellence projects, and collaborate with teams across the University. You’ll be part of a £3M programme translating research into diagnostics, treatments, and policy, with opportunities