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a project investigating prehabilitation for cancer populations in collaboration with the Cancer Treatment Outcome Programme at the Country Durham and Darlington NHS Trust. Prehabilitation means
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academic and professional services colleagues to maximise institutional impact and foster a collaborative, results-driven culture. We’re looking for someone who can: Demonstrate senior-level experience in
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. Our University Strategy aims to deliver critical mass of world-leading research that will have a positive impact on global, national and regional challenges and which benefits culture, society, health
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, working with partners, undertaking knowledge exchange, demonstrating impact, commercialising outputs, ensuring good research practice and supporting professional development. We are seeking a Post Award
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, working with partners, undertaking knowledge exchange, demonstrating impact, commercialising outputs, ensuring good research practice and supporting professional development. We are seeking a Post Award
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IS Undergraduate Apprentice ( Job Number: 26000175) Computing and Information Services Grade 3: - £23,751 - £24,570 per annum Apprentice - Full Time Contract Duration: Open/Permanent Contracted
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condition for their main programme. The Pre-Sessional Assistant will support the wider pre-sessional team to ensure the smooth running of the programmes. They will contribute to the provision of a
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preparedness to undertake a novel and ambitious programme of independent research. To apply, you must first secure the agreement of a Durham academic department to propose your candidacy and of an academic staff
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that contributes to building resilience to hazards and risks affecting human societies. The award is particularly focused on research relevant to relatively low-income populations in the Global South and is aimed
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the research group, as appropriate, to identify areas for research, develop new research methods and extend the research portfolio. To deal with problems that may affect the achievement of research objectives