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membership. Continuous professional development and career growth opportunities. If you're ready to take on a role in a strategic cloud environment and contribute to a university making a real impact, we'd
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with flexible working arrangements. Free gym membership. Continuous professional development and career growth opportunities. If you're ready to take on a role in a strategic cloud environment and
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electromagnetics and fuel cell technologies together. He kōrero mōu | About you The candidate should have a PhD completed within the area of designing complex electrodes and evaluating the same in microbial
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for publication citations. We now have a vacancy for a Research Fellow to join the Institute of Biomedical Technologies within the School of Engineering, Computer & Mathematical Sciences. The role is responsible
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applicant should hold a PhD degree in Mechanical/Materials Engineering with relevant experience in computational modelling of biomedical systems and familiar with mechanical engineering experiments. This is a
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approach to design education. This is an exciting period of growth and transformation for this programme, which is a significant, highly visible major within the School. Leading on to our highly regarded
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some or all of the following key selection criteria: A PhD or other doctoral qualification in a related discipline A strong record of academic achievement, preferably as a Professor or Associate
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to completion PhD graduate or otherwise someone with at least two years of relevant industry experience at a senior level within the last five years (where that experience is not within the last five years
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acceptable. The work will be carried out on a casual basis and will be carried out fully online so you will need to be computer literate and have reliable computer and internet access. He kōrero mōu | About
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discipline areas: architecture and built environment, art and design, creative technologies, communication and media studies, and engineering, computer and mathematical sciences. Student projections