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research on sustainability and fosters climate action for the research community, students, policy and decision makers, and wider society – leading to better livelihoods and a more sustainable environment in
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will get better without needing new or additional support. About 15% of people who no longer need hospital treatment need other forms of new support, such as community rehabilitation services or care
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Communications 2023, 14: 7202. The position would ideally suit someone with microbiology background looking to expand their skillset into host-pathogen interactions. The project team comprises of two research
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of fungal adaptation and antifungal immunity in vivo. As an example of the work the team has previously published, please see Mohamed et al, Nature Communications 2023, 14: 7202. The project team comprises
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Research Fellow (Fusion Shielding Materials) - School of Metallurgy and Materials - 105638 - Grade 7
through recognised forms of output such as publications, conferences and public engagement. Support the aims of the collaboration with industry and international partners; including communications
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would be an advantage Ability to communicate complex information clearly Evidence of an ability to write to a standard required for research reports/publications Effective interpersonal and communication
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collaboration through the Institute's Research Themes Mentor students and early-career researchers in data science and AI methods Contribute to building the Institute's research community Foster connections with
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industry, business and community partners to enhance the impact of research and education and improve the employability of our students. Read about our world-leading research – Green Futures and how we
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is essential. Experience in working with clinical samples. Ability to communicate complex information clearly. Fluency in relevant models, techniques or methods and ability to contribute to developing
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independently, manage multiple tasks, and communicate findings clearly is essential. About the Project: Novel GM interventions for mosquito control could represent a step change in progressing towards elimination