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of Nottingham in collaboration with Convatec Group Plc. The project aims at developing novel materials with unprecedented capability to engineer tissue microenvironment and heal diabetic wounds. The main
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completion of a 1st Class Master's in Chemistry, Chemical Engineering, or a related field. A background in flow chemistry (and/or high-throughput experimentation), as well as proficiency in programming
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eligibility rules, candidates: - Must not have resided or carried out their main activity (work/study etc.) in the UK for more than twelve months in the three years immediately before recruitment - Must
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well as linking any primary care activity with Unit Costs of Health and Social Care, and British National Formulae (BNF). Costs in primary and secondary care will be combined to estimate total healthcare cost and
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Masters level (in exceptional circumstances a 2:1 degree can be considered). To apply visit: http://www.nottingham.ac.uk/pgstudy/apply/apply-online.aspx For any enquiries about the project and the funding
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, refractive index measurement tools, and near-field imaging systems. The ideal candidate will have: A first or upper second-class honours or Master's degree in Physics, Applied Physics, Electrical and
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to design, regulate and legislate for future CAV systems with the safety and wellbeing of human users as the primary goal. We are looking for an enthusiastic and self-motivated person who meets the academic
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stipend of (minimum) £19,237 [1] per year and tuition fees. Entry Requirements: Applicants are normally expected to have a 2:1 Bachelor or Masters degree or international equivalent, in a related discipline
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-on experience in tissue culture techniques is desirable and experience with primary cells would be advantageous, but neither are compulsory. Informal enquiries about the project can be sent to simon.johnson
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activities such as DEMO and the UK’s future STEP powerplant. The main research area of this PhD programme is the intelligent design, manufacturing, and testing of a novel miniaturised robotic end-effector