175 algorithm-development-"Multiple"-"Simons-Foundation" positions at University of Manchester
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team across multiple centres. The manager will be part of the International Alliance for Cancer Early Detection a £50m global partnership between CRUK, Dana Farber Cancer Institute, The University
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to make one appointment in the area of applied neuromorphic algorithm design. You will join the International Centre for Neuromorphic Systems - and be part of the wider pan-university community
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research team across multiple centres. The programme is part of the International Alliance for Cancer Early Detection a £50m global partnership between CRUK, Dana Farber Cancer Institute, The University
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About this Role HospitalityOnCampus wishes to appoint a motivated, enthusiastic and passionate person to assist with daytime and evening hospitality across multiple venues on campus. Individuals
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science skills development, innovation training and outreach The Project There is a major economic opportunity for Greater Manchester (GM) to fill the gap in companies able to provide sustainable materials
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-computed tomography (microCT) analysis methods that reveal the 3D structure and evolution of microstructure of concrete non-destructively will be developed within the National X-ray Computed Tomography
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Background A Research Associate position is available for an outstanding and ambitious materials scientist to undertake research in the project: developing accelerating DC DYNAMIC cable technology
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BACKGROUND Applications are invited for a research associate (PDRA) specializing in instrument development to join a joint project between the University of Manchester and Oxford University
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Department of Health & Social Care (DHSC) and has played a critical role in making the UK the global centre for vaccine discovery, development and manufacture. Most prominently, Vax-Hub 1 research underpinned
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are developing novel biodegradable hygienic wipes infused with bacteriophages for skin and surfaces disinfection. This project is funded through a Knowledge Transfer Partnership (KTP) award, a UK Government scheme