192 parallel-programming-"NTNU-Norwegian-University-of-Science-and-Technology" positions at University of Cambridge
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programme. Candidates at different stages of clinical training are welcome to apply but they will ideally have an interest in sub-specialty training in invasive coronary artery imaging. Candidates must be
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a robust multi-year business plan on behalf of the Trust. Simultaneously, they will serve as Company Secretary to the Board of Trustees, ensuring adherence to governance best practice and addressing
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Immunology applied to early cancer. This position is part of a long term research programme centred on exploiting the adaptive immune system for early cancer detection funded by the ACED alliance. The role
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The UKRI-funded 5-year project, 'Colombo: Layered Histories in the Global South City', selected for funding by the European Research Council under its 'HORIZON' programme, is recruiting to its
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of economics, programming in MATLAB and JULIA, and the Health and Retirement Study data is necessary. Understanding linkages with administrative medical records is also highly valuable. The successful candidate
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An exciting new role has arisen to support the expansion of the Active Students Programme at Cambridge. The role holder will be part of the team responsible for coordinating and supporting the day
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The Finance Transformation Programme is part of a series of change initiatives at Cambridge University, which aim to embrace new ways of working to better support our staff and academic mission
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therapeutic strategies targeted to different patient subgroups. The successful candidate will contribute to an expanding program of research investigating the role of immune activation in the progression
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We are looking to recruit a part-time 0.2 FTE Teaching Associate, as soon as possible to provide teaching and assessment in the Department of Land Economy on the Mphil programme in Real Estate
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A Copy Writer position has become available as part of the Climate Compatible Growth (CCG) programme, an exciting research programme involving leading UK universities and KTH Sweden. CCG is funded