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to an exciting new effort to accelerate and miniaturise micro-elasticity imaging systems for in-vivo and clinical applications. You will be part of a dynamic, interdisciplinary team aiming
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We seek to appoint a Postdoctoral Research Associate/Fellow to work in a vibrant and multidisciplinary project funded by the EPSRC Working with Centres Programme under the supervision of Dr Anabel
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acceptable but will need to be demonstrated through certified evidence of substantial training and experience that has qualified candidates to plan, direct and perform an independent research programme with
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interdisciplinary PhD is highly desirable. PhD equivalence is acceptable but will need to be demonstrated through certified evidence of substantial training and experience that has qualified candidates to plan
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collaborate to deliver the highest quality research. We are seeking applications from quality candidates who can enhance the diversity of our existing team. The Observatory is committed to creating
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Applications are invited to join the Manufacturing Metrology Team (MMT) and the Quantum Information & Metrology Research Theme (QI&M) at the University of Nottingham to carry out research focused
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Applications are invited to the above role to have specific responsibility for carrying out fundamental and translational research and develop proposals for research projects within the National
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for a current specialty trainee in medical Oncology or Gynaecological-Oncology. This is a full time (38.5 hours), fixed-term position until 07/09/2028. Part time applications will be considered (minimum
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Boyd (Doreen.Boyd@nottingham.ac.uk ) if you have further questions about this role. Please note that applications sent directly to this email address will not be accepted. Our university is a supportive
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Applications are invited for the above role to support a project entitled “Assessing the effectiveness of multi-level states’ policy responses to Covid-19” at the University of Nottingham, funded by