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this cohort are around 40,000 University of London students who study programmes which are developed and delivered in partnership with our 17 federation members. The University of London is also home to
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in collaboration with University College London, which aims to identify people at risk of developing Parkinson’s disease years before the condition is currently diagnosed. The appointee will manage the
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, advocacy and ongoing philanthropy. You will be responsible for developing and delivering an annual alumni events plan, working collaboratively across the University to identify and support event
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this cohort are around 40,000 University of London students who study programmes which are developed and delivered in partnership with our 17 federation members. The University of London is also home to
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this cohort are around 40,000 University of London students who study programmes which are developed and delivered in partnership with our 17 federation members. The University of London is also home to
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this cohort are around 40,000 University of London students who study programmes which are developed and delivered in partnership with our 17 federation members. The University of London is also home to
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the subject areas of Immunology and Virology. The appointee will be expected to develop their own research projects within the context of the overall research programme and obtain independent research funding
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to join leading organisations or set up new businesses. Additionally, we are developing an ambitious portfolio of post experience programmes. Our research is challenge-led and world leading. The 2021
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insights. Our international team values scientific excellence, curiosity, and a healthy work–life balance. The Lecturer will deliver a genomics programme leveraging large-scale biological samples and linked
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About the Role The Research Assistant will work across the new GRACE Programme funded by the Alzheimer’s Society and the NIHR Dementia and Neurodegeneration Policy Research Unit at Queen Mary