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operational, focused on ensuring programme activities run smoothly, logistics are well coordinated, data and evidence are captured accurately, and participants receive high‑quality support throughout
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An exciting opportunity has arisen to join our newly expanded Academic Registry team as a Programme Operations Officer. The Programme Operations team play an important role in ensuring the effective
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supervisors: formulating and delivering the researcher development strategy, including the Graduate School Training programme for all PGR students. This is a key role, as the postholder supports all teams
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supervisors: formulating and delivering the researcher development strategy, including the Graduate School Training programme for all PGR students. This is a key role, as the postholder supports all teams
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. Web page: https://www.bhamcommunity.nhs.uk/ Aston University: You will work in a project team with Professor Rachel Shaw, Dr Megan Jarman, and other academics from Aston University and the Senior
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The Aston School of Computer Science and Digital Technologies is looking for two Lecturer’s in Computer Science with a specific interest in Artificial Intelligence to help reinforce its research and
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that developments are well understood and embedded. To apply electrical/electronic design skills to create a prototype including circuit analysis, computer aided design and complex simulation tools, e.g. MATLAB/SPICE
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flexible activity programme that will support students’ before, during and after placement. Educated to degree level or equivalent, you will need to enjoy working under pressure and achieving targets
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of the Fellowship, including its bespoke training and mentoring programme, leads to the opportunity for a permanent academic appointment from September 2029. Join Our Live Webinar Learn more about the Fellowships
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of key photonic microdevices poised to transform computing, communications, and sensing must be fabricated with unprecedented picometre precision (a hundred times smaller than an atomic diameter