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This post is associated with ongoing research in the development and control of power electronic converters. Good communication skills are essential since the successful candidate will work closely
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Applications are invited to join an ERC-funded research programme in the laboratory of Dr Vinay Shukla. The position is part of the project BreathingUnderground, which explores how oxygen
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An opportunity has arisen for a Research Assistant/Associate/Fellow funded by the UKRI to join our team based at the Biodiscovery Institute and support the principal investigator Professor Neil
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About the role We are seeking a Research Associate/Fellow to contribute to a short-term interdisciplinary research project, “From Cold to Comfort: The Lived History and Policy Futures of Warmth
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Computer Science at the University of Nottingham is seeking a talented researcher with skills and experience in soft robotics, specifically in interactive materials to augment robot and human bodies
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Research Associate/Fellow (Fixed term) We are seeking a Research Associate/Fellow to join a multidisciplinary project funded by BBSRC. The overall collaborative project aim is to develop novel broad
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We are seeking a Research Associate/Fellow in Analytical Chemistry to transform the monitoring of pharmaceutical manufacturing and advancing sustainability through innovative automation, analytical
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We are looking for a motivated and enthusiastic Research Associate/Fellow in Organic Chemistry with an interest in new approaches to the manufacturing of organic chemicals. The post will involve
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We invite applications for a Postdoctoral Research Associate position to advance the 'REMEDY Plus' project, an expansion of a novel, data-driven, decision support system for UK dairy farmers
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We are looking for a highly motivated researcher, whose expertise lies in statistics and computational methods, to work with Professors Theodore Kypraios and Philip O’Neill on an NIHR-funded project