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, is a recent theory developed by Prof. Tyler Kelly and collaborators Prof. Mark Gross and Prof. Ran Tessler. Open FJRW theory is a generalisation of open r-spin theory. This is a theory that has created
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within Research and Innovation. This is a key role for the University, focussing on enabling the delivery of the University’s strategic plan and its commitment to challenge-led research and partnership
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colleagues to ensure the smooth operation of daily processes and systems within the admissions department. The post holder will be responsible for developing processes to allow improvements in data management
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development to support your career path Enhanced cycle to work scheme Wellbeing offering to support your physical, mental and financial health Up to 5 days paid emergency leave for staff who have caring
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subject area (Geography, International Development or equivalent Social Sciences and Humanities discipline). They must be knowledgeable about remittance practices among transnational migrants and have prior
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to enhance the student, staff and visitor experience. The post holder will assist the Head of Maintenance Services in the continued development of the University’s Campus Maintenance Services Team including
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implementation of student recruitment and marketing activities in identified international markets for Undergraduate and Postgraduate programmes at Royal Holloway, University of London. The role will assist in
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experience, the Enquiry Operations Manager is also responsible for developing and maintaining relationships with the relevant Professional Services and Faculty departments. This is a student facing role based
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– a £43.6M national programme co-led by Queen Mary University of London. PharosAI is set to revolutionise AI-powered cancer care, accelerating the development of breakthrough therapies, advancing
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Professor Dario Farina, in the Department of Bioengineering at Imperial College London. The focus of the research will be on the development of soft actuators, from material and structural perspectives, with