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Leader, you will shape an innovative programme and work with a dynamic and ambitious team of staff and students. Together, you will develop a curriculum that explores interaction as a human-centred
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the launch of a number of new online courses, and this role provides an exciting opportunity to be involved in their online development and implementation, focusing on the Canvas Virtual Learning Environment
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contributing and leading on the strategic development and implementation of the University’s quality assurance and enhancement policies and procedures with a particular focus on collaborative partnerships and
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guidance on all areas of international student recruitment. This includes admissions, marketing, conversion, and recruitment activity, as well as contributing to the development of policies and procedures
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the ability to plan and prioritise workload. You will be able to work as an individual or as a team member and have the ability to make and maintain accurate records. You will also possess a reasonable level of
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people with the knowledge they need to work effectively, through developing and delivering innovative and engaging communications. They will also help to enhance the student journey through providing
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Road The Role As a postdoctoral researcher in Analytical Chemistry, you will work on the project “FAST CBRN,” funded by DASA. The role involves developing methodologies for the analysis of pesticides in
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experiments, developing and running bespoke NMR experiments, collating data/recording the results, undertaking analysis and conducting literature analysis as appropriate. The post holder will help to prepare
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, for 4 (four) years – it provides a full range of opportunities and tools to facilitate a substantive career development and a platform for contributing to this cross-disciplinary field through research
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involve the development of computational and mathematical based solutions - including machine learning approaches - for analysing chemical data. These solutions will be integrated into Python-based software