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: to recruit senior level policymakers and decision-makers from central and local government and the third sector to the IPR Policy Fellowship Programme to facilitate a tailored programme of meetings with
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an international reputation for teaching and research that develops theory, policy and practice in relation to education internationally. We offer one undergraduate programme (Education with Psychology) as well as a
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expected to be on organisation design projects within the Momentum, Capacity and Capability Programme, though your portfolio may shift as institutional priorities develop. In this role, you will: Lead
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, environmental economics, green finance, ethical supply chains, and behavioural change. Digital and Technologies: AI and machine learning, cybersecurity, spatial intelligence, robotics, human-computer interaction
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completion of, a PhD in Physics, Astrophysics, Astronomy, or a related field. Experience with cosmological simulations, spectroscopic data analysis, or computational astrophysics is highly desirable. Strong
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fighting climate change. We are seeking a Research Project Manager to manage a major new programme of social science research, funded by a philanthropic organisation, on People-Centred Climate Resilience
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solar, magnetosphere and ionospheric research areas. The equatorial ionosphere is a region of interesting physics where the electrodynamics controls variations in the ionosphere in conjunction with
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skills, enabling you to work productively with academic and industrial teams. Proficiency in relevant computational tools (e.g. MATLAB, Python, LabVIEW, or equivalent). Experience with non-contact sensing
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Research Fellow to lead a programme of quantitative behavioural research to advance understanding of climate-relevant behaviour change and life choices. The role will involve co-designing research with
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funded by the NIHR Health and Social Care Delivery Research (HSDR) Programme for five years. SURGE is led by senior researchers at UWE Bristol and brings together co-applicants from 13 partner