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, composition, opera, jazz, and musical theatre. Integral to the musical training we offer is the opportunity to perform; in an average year, the Academy runs a vibrant programme of around 500 events
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communication, work on own initiative and as part of a team and have a flexible and professional attitude. Good organisational, planning, numerical skills and computer literacy are essential. Desirable qualities
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datacentre hardware, including environmental monitoring. You will have experience of making changes to live systems using best practice methods, and proactive monitoring of systems to ensure good uptime
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the department’s undergraduate and postgraduate taught programmes. Teaching duties will primarily involve working within a small team to deliver our Research Methods and Statistics courses under the direction of our
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to work on a project investigating mechanosensing in flies (Diptera). This post will focus on using detailed wing geometry models and free flight kinematic measurements in computational fluid and structural
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About the Role The purpose of this role is to provide mixed methods and evidence synthesis research support for a Gates funded project examining the utility of iron preparations for maternal anaemia
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programme. Around one third of young people experience elevated suspicious thoughts and paranoid ideation. “Treating Unhelpful Suspicious Thoughts in teenagers (TRUST): A schools-based feasibility randomised
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works in partnership with subject matter experts across the institution, both in areas of management information and EDI, to create high quality reporting methods and outputs. The role holder will have
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language processing (NLP) methods to work on a research project exploring the use of NLP in causal studies using primary care electronic health record data. Typically, entries in structured electronic health record
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CoSector CoSector – University of London is a digital services provider that operates as part of the University of London. It evolved from the University of London Computer Centre (ULCC), established in 1968