124 software-formal-method-phd uni jobs at University of Birmingham in United Kingdom
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, postgraduates and CPD students, predominantly through practical demonstration and simulation, and if required formal lectures and seminars, so that the Department’s learning objectives are met. Contribute
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positive attendee experience; Working knowledge of standard Microsoft Office software, content development for webpages and social media profiles, and the ability to interpret and present data in reports
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advice to staff and students, (b) supervising and examining PhD students, and (c) developing and advising others on learning and teaching tasks and methods. Research will involve initiating, conducting and
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, and if required formal lectures and seminars, so that the Department’s learning objectives are met. Contribute to the design of content, modules and operationalisation of curricula with other colleagues
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’ meetings) management. You will be responsible for assisting in managing the experimental and laboratories. You will use your in-depth knowledge of methods and procedures to advise on techniques and
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variety of research methods, such as scientific experimentation, literature reviews and data upload. Carry out administrative tasks related directly to the delivery of the research Participate in research
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design and sharing evidence of “what works”; making an impactful, high-quality contribution to debates about education policy, methods and practices through internal and external publications, subject
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advising others on learning and teaching tasks and methods. You will be expected to advance teaching and learning practice in your modules within the school, take a role in leading curriculum development
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spectral cytometry based techniques to generate immunophenotypic data, and analysing data using specialist software. You will use your in-depth knowledge of methods and procedures to advise on techniques and
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research outputs. Manage personal research activities. Effectively supervise and mentor PhD students or early career researchers. Examine PhD students both within the institution and externally. Participate