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the Cardiff University Brain Research Imaging Centre and School of Computer Science and Informatics. They will contribute to the research excellence through high-quality publications and active engagement with
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literature within the field • To build and create networks both internally and externally to the university to disseminate research project findings and influence decisions Other • To engage effectively
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Experimental Cancer Medicine Centre (ECMC) is part of a network of 17 adult and 12 paediatric locations across the UK. The foundation of each ECMC is a partnership between the local NHS Trusts and the University
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partners (e.g. SETsquared, Catapult Network, Cardiff & Vale University Health Board). This will involve: Reviewing commercial opportunities arising from research projects and assisting the board
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, developing appropriate communication channels and networks to support CRM and wider student recruitment activities. Proactively investigate and implement opportunities for improvements to event and data
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To participate in School research activities. To build and create networks both internally and externally to the university, to influence decisions, explore future research requirements, and share research ideas
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designed to bring about a sustainable business change that will contribute to the successful delivery of outcomes and objectives defined in the business case for a specified university wide programme or
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, initiatives, resources and institutional projects designed to support enhancements in practice within these areas. The role will involve working in partnership with schools and programme teams and in
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programme, carrying out fire risk assessments, preparing reports and monitoring the action plans arising, where required. • Attend School Safety Health and Environment committee meetings and other meetings
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Health Research Network, and an internationally recognised programme of research-led teaching in methodology for the development and evaluation of interventions. Our research from 2025 will aim to improve