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Career Development Fellowship in Climate Law ( Job Number: 25000974) Durham Law School Grade 7: - £38,784 - £46,049 per annum Fixed Term - Full Time Contract Duration: 3 years Contracted Hours per
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Career Development Fellowship in IP Law ( Job Number: 25001014) Durham Law School Grade 7: - £38,784 - £46,049 per annum Fixed Term - Full Time Contract Duration: 2 years Contracted Hours per Week
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Martin and Professor Daniel Paulusma from Durham University and Professor Vadim Lozin from the University of Warwick. The general aim of the project is to develop algorithmic meta-classifications, which
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the ecosystem. Any decline in bee populations could pose a threat to global agriculture. In this context, the EU-funded RoboRoyale project is developing and combining micro-robotic, biological and machine
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Development in the Psychology department. Working across two university centres, our aim is to further develop participatory research training for NINEDTP doctoral students working in partnership with community
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to construct the models described above (where open-source code or implementations in standard software do not already exist). Work alongside the PI and other group members to develop more efficient methods for
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to develop new co-created arts- and humanities-led research practices that will contribute significantly to the transformative regeneration of green corridors in the UK and beyond. The project will
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presentations and discussions that leads to the presentation of research papers in conferences and publications. To prepare and deliver presentations on research outputs/activities to audiences which may include
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, including well-developed facilities for isotopic research, extensive commercial infrastructure, and a network of heritage-sector collaborators. The Department of Archaeology works closely with staff in two
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technologies have been developed to combat counterfeiting. Perhaps the most well-known class of anti-counterfeiting labels are luminescent security inks, which are commonly applied to bank notes and passports