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will also inform on the connectivity and circuit level of understanding between frontal and temporal lobe regions using innovative approaches being used by the clinical group in parallel with
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join a wider technical community within the Faculty of Medical Sciences, reporting to the Institute Technical Manager and the AGE Research Group (AGE) in collaboration with Prof Gavin Richardson
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, engineers, and the general public Qualifications Research Assistant Degree in engineering or numerate subject (e.g., mathematics, physical sciences, computer science) PhD close to completion in field of Power
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. Informal enquiries may be addressed to Prof Volker Pickert via email: volker.pickert@ncl.ac.uk For more information about the School of Engineering and our research, please click here Key Accountabilities
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School of Medicine, Faculty of Medical Sciences. Working with Professor Gillian Vance and Dr Bryan Burford, the post holder will be expected to deliver a range of mixed methods projects as a member of the
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contact: Prof. Majlinda Lako (majlinda.lako@ncl.ac.uk ) To apply, please attach your CV and a cover letter that demonstrates how you meet the essential criteria for the position, as outlined in the Person
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Technology Evaluation (DTE) projects that employ established and innovative approaches (mixed qualitative and quantitative methods), to develop and evaluate new diagnostic tests to address a wide variety of
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the Galapagos giant tortoise lineages. Results from this project will then be used to guide an ancestry-informed captive breeding program, which will be designed during the post. You should have (or be about to
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. Attention to detail, highly numerate and analytical. Ability to present complex data in a manner that is appropriate to range of stakeholders with varying degrees of data literacy. Experience of managing
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, enables the prediction of the functional behaviour of particulate systems. This computational model relies on unique experimental measurements of particle size and shape, captured using the OCULAR particle