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This is an exciting role within TeamBath Tennis academy , with opportunities to support the athletic development of aspiring and professional tennis players competing at national and international
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., mass spectrometry). This position is an excellent opportunity to develop skills in state-of-the-art techniques, and to be part of an academic-industry collaborative project. We consider ourselves to be a
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About the role As the Doctoral Landscape Award (DLA) Manager, you will be responsible for designing, delivering and evaluating a new programme of development activities funded by the Engineering and
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About the role Applications are invited for a Postdoctoral Research Associate (PDRA) to take a key role in the development of a new analytical framework for developing dexterous soft robotic
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, with approximately half in the first year and at least one within the first few months. You will develop an internal international planning framework that maps academic hiring cycles and peak recruitment
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on course development and portfolio reviews would be an advantage. We are looking for a candidate who is proactive and collaborative, with a focus on delivering results. Through our Marketing, Communications
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legally compliant service as well as working with our colleagues in Reward, Workforce Development, Culture and Inclusion and Safety, Health and Wellbeing. About the role The aim of the role is to enable
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aerostructures. This postdoctoral research position will develop design and analysis methods for non-standard fibre angle composites for future light-weight aerospace structures, thus realising more fully the
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This is a great opportunity for you to develop your IT and Audio Visual (AV) career alongside increasing your line management and team mentoring skills, if you have a background in technology, we'd
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rapidly expanding Early Career Researcher community, who offer peer support alongside a broader university programme of professional development activities for research staff. The department resides in a