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, e.g. as part of a Master or doctoral programme, or in a relevant professional context. E6 Proven ability to deliver quality outputs in a timely and efficient manner. Desirable: F1 Experience researching
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sourcing of rare cells blood Brain Barrier mesenchymal stem cell niche haematopoietic stem cell niche See Glasgow Biomaterials Seminar for an idea about recent and current projects. Our PhD programme
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). The applicant will make essential contributions to a research programme focussed on understanding the assembly of the T. gondii mitochondrial ribosome on a structural and evolutionary level. A successful
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bespoke development programme with the guidance of Prof. Solana and the Research Support Office to identify the most relevant learning and development opportunities available at the University. Moreover
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from transcriptomic and epigenetic sequencing and other experimental approaches. 4. To develop and apply innovative computational approaches for the analysis of large sequence datasets from next
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. You will be appointed at the appropriate level of Specialty Trainee and will enter the West of Scotland Higher Training Programme in Medical Oncology. You must already have a UK national training number
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Job Purpose Are you an experienced Research Software Engineer who thrives on solving complex problems through hands-on development and technical leadership? The Urban Big Data Centre (UBDC) is
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levels of tooth decay than their peers. The project: The Childsmile programme (https://www.childsmile.nhs.scot/), funded by the Scottish Government, aims to improve child oral health, and reduce
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: https://www.gov.uk/skilled-worker-visa. The successful candidate for this post will be enrolled onto the University’s Early Career Development Programme (ECDP). This will provide you as an early career
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(Principal Investigator). The applicant will make essential contributions to a research programme focussed on understanding the evolution of macromolecular structures from the phylogenomic perspective as