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; and budget development and management, including reporting and compliance matters. You will be able to demonstrate a strong track record of project management, including high-level event co-ordination
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nucleotides, including their metabolism and roles in mutagenesis and cancer development. You will be responsible for undertaking a research programme using a wide range of biochemical and molecular biology
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the development of new, often interdisciplinary research initiatives. You will hold responsibility for departmental planning and budgeting, make key strategic decisions affecting clinical research activities and
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leadership and the development of a research field, and the ability to engage constructively with scholars and institutions across Christian traditions and disciplines, providing thought leadership within
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philanthropic funding landscapes, and passion for international development and for improving lives around the world through effective public policy are also essential. Application process Please upload a
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ascertainment of drug mechanism. By applying HIC methods to translational and early-phase clinical development, we aim to generate proof-of-concept and tissue-based pharmacology for both repurposed and novel
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graduate students. This role will contribute to the design and development of teaching and elements of courses, as well as undertaking administration and examining where required. The Lecturer will join the
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schools in the world, rooted in the global excellence and centuries-old traditions of the University of Oxford. With more than £100m secured in philanthropic income in the past six years, our Development
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in child health research and hosts internationally renowned research programmes in drug development, gastroenterology, haematology, HIV, immunology, neuroimaging, neuromuscular diseases and vaccinology
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infection and clinical research studies, working within established protocols while also contributing to the development and optimisation of new assays and experimental approaches. Working closely with senior