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Element Method (DEM), to analyse and predict pharmaceutical tablet disintegration. The goal is to construct robust, physics-based simulations that deepen the understanding of the underlying processes and
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partners. The post holder will be responsible for developing and implementing mechanistic models, primarily using the Discrete Element Method (DEM), to analyse and predict pharmaceutical tablet
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compliance with CCSDS and ECSS standards, and supporting end-to-end system performance analysis. The engineer collaborates closely with payload, avionics, and ground segment teams to optimise antenna design
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engaging and effective rowing delivery. Supporting the Performance Sport Manager, you will also responsible for the day-to-day delivery elements of the partnership with Molesey Rowing Club. You are expected
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perspective. You will be confident in delivering presentations, managing complex projects, and organising events, with a strong proficiency in IT skills. International travel will be a key component of this
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solving, hands-on work, and scientific support? We are seeking an Ion Beam Analysis Experimental Officer to join the Surrey Ion Beam Centre, an EPSRC-funded national facility, to play a pivotal role in
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the key elements of the role. The University of Surrey reserves the right to close this vacancy early based on volume and calibre of application. Interviews will be held on Thursday 23rd October. Further
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behavioural tasks or assessments with children, and in standard data coding. You will also have experience of statistical analysis using statistical packages such as R or SPSS. How to apply Please apply
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of participants, intervention fidelity monitoring, data collection (both quantitative and qualitative) and contribute to analysis, manuscript and report writing, presentations and dissemination generally. This is
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of statistical analysis using statistical packages such as R or SPSS. How to apply Please apply on the university website with your CV and cover letter. You are welcome to contact Prof. Emily Farran (e.farran