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Programme Cycle to Work scheme Various other rewards and benefits. How To Apply: Your application must include a supporting statement which provides examples of how your experience and skills match each
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. The Department of Computing and Mathematics, within the Faculty of Science and Engineering, is a dynamic and research-active community comprising over 80 academic staff and 2,000 students. The department has
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learning and professional experience across the University. As part of the End User Compute (EUC) team, you will contribute to the engineering, management, security, and compliance of our multi‑platform
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support. Our commitment to inclusivity includes mentoring programmes, accessibility resources, and professional development opportunities to empower and support underrepresented groups. Manchester Met is a
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ambitious growth plans and a strong reputation for innovative teaching, particularly in Degree Apprenticeships, where we deliver the award-winning Digital and Technology Solutions programme in partnership
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applicants with the opportunity to undertake an original multi-disciplinary impactful programme of applied research by working with heart failure patients, their clinical carers, and academic researchers. Core
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Dalton Building at Manchester Metropolitan University. You will develop skills in computational experimentation, financial data analytics, and systemic risk modelling, with extensive opportunities
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appropriate support. Our commitment to inclusivity includes mentoring programmes, accessibility resources, and professional development opportunities to empower and support underrepresented groups. Manchester
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, chemists and computational experts pioneering research using an advanced, optogenetically controlled human-based nerve-muscle model. Using functional, molecular and metabolomics technologies, integrated with
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Cardiovascular disease remains the leading cause of death worldwide, highlighting the urgent need for rapid, cost-effective, and accurate diagnostic tools. Current methods for detecting cardiac biomarkers such as troponins, BNP, and CRP are often slow, expensive, and reliant on centralised...