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grants and/or projects Operate within area of specialism Contribute to publications Main Duties Collect research data; this may be through a variety of research methods, such as scientific experimentation
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timetable & formal examination timetabling systems. Role Summary As a Timetabling & Examinations Assistant within a team/department you will provide support for a broad range of administrative duties, some of
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specialists maintaining and administering the tools and methods. Problem Management: Initiates and monitors actions to investigate and resolve prioritised problems in systems, processes and services. Determines
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understanding of methods, systems and procedures in an administrative or professional area. You will either use specialist knowledge or have more of a planning/co-ordination/project role or a role which is
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teaching and research and includes among its staff internationally renowned scholars and award-winning writers. There is a vibrant PhD community, and the department enjoys strong relationships with national
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frameworks, tools and technologies will be vital to the success of this role. Main Duties Technology: To identify, evaluate and communicate emerging technologies, products, services, and methods in the context
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, Qualifications, Experience Ability to undertake manual work outdoors. Ability to acquire the knowledge, technical understanding through on the job training and/or short formal training (perhaps including
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’ meetings) management. You will be responsible for assisting in managing the experimental and laboratories. You will use your in-depth knowledge of methods and procedures to advise on techniques and
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-ordination of undergraduate medical examinations at the training hospital. Required Knowledge, Skills, Qualifications, Experience A higher degree (MD/PhD) is highly desirable or about to complete a higher
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opportunity to contribute to a high-impact research project with real-world implications for occupational health and respiratory medicine, using well established behavioural science methods, and work within UK