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today. The Faculty of Health, Innovation, Technology and Science are seeking an enthusiastic and highly organised individual to work on a two-year research programme on hydration and health
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. Comprising academics and PhD researchers, it pioneers innovative craniofacial projects in forensic identification and digital heritage, advancing interdisciplinary research and knowledge exchange in heritage
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with the people of Liverpool to improve lives and support communities is at the heart of why we were founded and why we exist today. The Faculty of Health, Innovation, Technology and Science are seeking
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development and feedback process control for quality assurance tools and the next generation of renewable energy development. You will help in the research and development of the sensor technology, robotic
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collaborative unit that combines art and science to explore facial identity and representation. Comprising academics and PhD researchers, it pioneers innovative craniofacial projects in forensic identification
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and the impact of technology. You will have a strong background in journalism. You will demonstrate either substantial experience of teaching journalism and/ or sports journalism or substantial relevant
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working. You will hold a PhD in a health or science related field with experience in designing and conducting research using a range of research methodologies, together with experience in data collection
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for a PhD-level scientist with strong molecular biology expertise to join our team. You will design and assemble expression constructs, verify sequences, and optimize vector elements like promoters, UTRs
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resistance to toxins, and compartmentalisation of toxins in plant structures. Key tasks will include: (i); establishing and monitoring trials on campus and establishing field sites with local partners (ii
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toxicity states and identifying variety specific resistance to toxins, and compartmentalisation of toxins in plant structures. Key tasks will include: (i); establishing and monitoring trials on campus and