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Full Time, Fixed Term - Researcher We seek to appoint a researcher who will be responsible for cavitation erosion and fatigue testing of newly developed aluminium alloys for Additive Manufacturing
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We seek to appoint a researcher who will be responsible for cavitation erosion and fatigue testing of newly developed aluminium alloys for Additive Manufacturing processes. Applications from highly
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on developing GaAs PICs in a project that includes everything from III-V laser epitaxy design and simulations, and fabrication, to system level PIC lidar tests and space qualification. Your role and goals You
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by Dr Joseph M Barnby. You will work within a wider project funded by the Wellcome Trust that will test the social and non-social cognitive mechanisms underlying paranoia across social context, under
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. Not only this, but the postholder will examine the biological and environmental factors that have led to elevated extinction risk among marine organisms over 465 million years of evolutionary history
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is an ARIA funded project to examine the role of charge release in increasing the reflectivity of marine stratus cloud to help cool the climate. You will have: A PhD (or shortly expect to receive) in
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help develop and characterise advanced patient-derived tumour models and use them to test promising therapeutic targets that exploit vulnerabilities caused by loss of the SMARCB1 gene. This role offers
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models to study direct interaction between macrophages and other tissue resident cells. Additionally, you will test hypotheses and analyse scientific data from a variety of sources, reviewing and refining
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to demonstrate skills and knowledge in laser spectroscopy and imaging, ideally in vibrational or acoustic microscopy. Knowledge of mechanical testing and complementary molecular spectroscopy methods is desirable
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by Dr Joseph M Barnby. You will work within a wider project funded by the Wellcome Trust that will test the social and non-social cognitive mechanisms underlying paranoia across social context, under