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programme. To acquire, analyse, interpret and evaluate research findings/data using approaches, techniques, models and methods selected or developed for the purpose. To establish a national reputation and
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Applications are invited to join the Manufacturing Metrology Team (MMT) and the Quantum Information & Metrology Research Theme (QI&M) at the University of Nottingham to carry out research focused
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likely extension. Salary: Research Fellow: £31,637 to £46,735 per annum (pro-rata if applicable) depending on skills and experience (minimum £35,116 with relevant PhD). Senior Research Fellow: £45,413
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responsible for data/image acquisition, analysis and interpretation and for using this information to design efficient heterogeneous photocatalytic processes. This will involve working on the synthesis and
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. You will be responsible for supporting the delivery of a large National Institute for Health Research (NIHR) funded programme of research into eczema online trials, led in partnership with citizen
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and Materials to work across several industry relevant projects and for the development of future group research strategy. MAS has a large intra-disciplinary team of researchers, engineers, technicians
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motivated researcher to join our pioneering team specializing in microwave processing of materials. Applicants must hold (or be near completing) a PhD, EngD, or equivalent in electrical and electronic
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able to plan and conduct your own work independently, whilst also being able to build relationships and collaborate with others. A PhD (or near to completion) in human metabolic physiology, nutrition
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relevant projects and for the development of future group research strategy. MAS has a large intra-disciplinary team of researchers, engineers, technicians, support staff and academics who work together to
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. This project is sponsored by an industry partner and has set milestones and deliverables. Candidates must hold a PhD (or close to completion) in a relevant field such as brewing science, malting science, yeast