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wasting of livestock. In the course of infection trypanosomes moderate their parasitaemia by quorum sensing to generate replication arrested ‘stumpy forms’, which prevent rapid host death and are pre
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. Reference letters will only be requested for shortlisted candidates. For an informal discussion about the post, please feel free to contact Dr Greg Ashton by emailing gregory.ashton@rhul.ac.uk. For queries
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no sooner than 1st July 25. This is a laboratory-based role and as such it needs to be performed on site for roughly 80% of the time, but there will be opportunities to work remotely for roughly 20% of
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Grant project “GUANTUM: Probing the limits of quantum mechanics and gravity with micromechanical oscillators” . Project 2: Remote connection and strong coupling in coherent electromechanics We utilize
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, please feel free to contact Dr Greg Ashton by emailing gregory.ashton@rhul.ac.uk For queries on the application process the Human Resources Department can be contacted by email at: recruitment@rhul.ac.uk
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science methodologies such as archival research, social network analysis and/or supply chains. What will you be doing? You will work closely with a remote sensing expert, as well as a team of ethnographers
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campus-based role that is not suitable for remote working. Education, Qualifications and Experience Education & Qualifications: Essential Criteria An Engineering Doctorate or PhD in a relevant area of
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employees enjoy a relaxed atmosphere. We are committed to ensuring our employees feel valued, supported and empowered to reach their professional potential. Enjoy lots of employee benefits : Financial
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experience in geo-spatial analysis and working with remotely-sensed satellite imagery Demonstrable experience of image analysis (for example, using Google Earth Engine or PlanetScope) Experience of programming
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indicated in the application on the CV and cover letter. This is a campus-based role that is not suitable for remote working: Must be able to work as part of a team on the experiments at Heriot-Watt