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We are seeking an exceptional Senior Research Fellow to lead the development of high-impact research in robotics and agile tooling within our pioneering Robotics Living Lab at the Manchester Fashion
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. It prioritises development of the next generation of researchers through an individualised professional development review process. About the role The Senior Research Assistant (Carbon Literacy) will
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academically challenging, we also place great importance on experimentation, creativity and developing discipline-appropriate approaches to research. Manchester School of Art is ranked second in the UK for
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of Engineering, to work on an EPSRC funded project – ‘Engineering Twist'. The project aim is to develop experimental approaches to characterise enriched continuum models for mechanical metamaterials, and their
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. About the AMMIC team: TheAdvanced Materials and Manufacturing Innovation Centre (AMMIC) will extend and develop our approach to provide a supercluster of business-university innovation, through a key
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Centre we explore technologies and skills to enable society to transition to a sustainable future powered by renewable energy. You will part of a research community at the fore front of developing
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conferences, as well as to prepare high-quality scientific journal publications. There may be opportunities for the PDRA to undertake some undergraduate teaching activities, in order to develop further their CV
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, with opportunities for mentorship, training, and professional development. About the Project We are seeking a motivated and collaborative Postdoctoral Research Associate to contribute to a pioneering
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disease treatment through advanced Digital Twin technology. Based in the Department of Computing and Mathematics, you will lead the design and development of AI-driven models applied to complex healthcare
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quality of life (QoL). Current standards of care lack evidenced based interventions for participant directed self-management of mental health, pain and QoL. Based on our development of mindfulness-based