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collecting primary as well as secondary data. The Technical Manager will help acquire and maintain servers for digital data infrastructure and also support researchers in accessing and using university
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audiences. To publish high quality outputs, including papers for submission to peer reviewed journals and papers for presentation at conferences and workshops under the direction of the Principal Investigator
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contribute to raising the innovation and economic potential of businesses in the region. Innovation Associate's responsibilities on a day-to-day basis include: Acting as the main point of contact for all
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thereafter. Key responsibilities: To conduct collaborative research to meet the objectives of the project under the direction of the Principal Investigator. To conduct primary data collection on drill-cores
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responsible for identifying, cultivating, soliciting, and stewarding principal/major donations of £100K - £1M+. In this role, you will manage a portfolio of some of the University's most senior benefactors and
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185 staff. The Senior Leadership Team report directly to the Chief Information Officer (CIO) with the following portfolios: Strategy and Change; Operations; Information Systems, and Cyber Security. CIS
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on successful JEI operations. The role will require travel to the main University campus whilst hybrid working is also available. Further information about the role and the responsibilities is at the bottom
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applicant will work on the project alongside Prof. Cheryl McEwan (Principal Investigator, Department of Geography, Durham University). The primary duties will be to contribute to the development
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responsible for identifying, cultivating, soliciting, and stewarding principal/major donations of £100K - £1M+. In this role, you will manage a portfolio of some of the University's most senior benefactors and
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to RVF interface with an epidemiological transition of RVF from a disease of concern only during epidemics to one experienced as an endemic disease. The primary sites of ethnographic fieldwork will be in