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stakeholders. This post is fixed term until 31 October 2027. If you are still awaiting your PhD to be awarded you will be appointed at Grade 6, spine point 30. Upon written confirmation that you have been
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line with Institute of Population Health policy. * Assisting in the training of PhD and MPH students as appropriate, and to develop supervisory and management skills. * Undertaking personal development
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-powered diagnostic tools to support the accurate prediction of diabetic neuropathy. You will be based in the Department of Eye and Vision Sciences in the Institute of Life Courses and Medical Sciences, and
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, based on a range of settings and scenarios of navigation in closed environments; these should detect obstacles and detect/characterise branches (e.g. holes, tunnels, stairways). Implement prototype
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series, research seminars, and workshops. Candidates will possess a PhD (or be close to completion) in any relevant area of Management. The successful candidate will have expertise in composing large
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crime, decarceration, community reintegration, and leadership roles for people with lived experience of the criminal legal system. You should have (or be about to obtain) a PhD in sociology, criminology
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. You should have a PhD in Physics, Surface Science, Physical Chemistry or Imaging science with a strong publication track record and a demonstrated commitment to excellence. Exceptional Skills in high
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July 2025 until 31 October 2026 with 3 months¿ probation time. This role is eligible for sponsorship under the skilled worker route. If you are still awaiting your PhD to be awarded you will be appointed
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related to computer-aided formal verification. The position is funded through the EPSRC-Project Games for Good grant, with Patrick Totzke, Sven Schewe and Qiyi Tang. Collaborations with other local and
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characterising advanced catalytic materials, as well as evaluating and optimising plasma-catalytic processes for CO2 conversion. You will work to deepen our understanding of the reaction mechanisms in plasma