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experience in a relevant role. You will be a motivated and self-directing person with good communication and team working skills. The ability to work within relevant regulations and safety procedures is
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Computer Science at the University of Nottingham is seeking a talented researcher with skills and experience in soft robotics, specifically in interactive materials to augment robot and human bodies
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databases following interactions with residents. You will required to take an active role in overseeing and assisting with the delivery of our citizenship education programme through active promotion
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sponsors own security checks before starting the PhD. Start date: 5 October 2026 Closing date: 27 February 2026 For further information please email Professor Chris Gerada (University of Nottingham) and
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overall theme of this PhD programme is investigating how population-level public health policies in the UK may contribute to declines in dementia incidence. This PhD studentship is embedded within an NIHR
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also have a proven detailed knowledge of engineering services and contract management and have experience of finance and Health and Safety. Due to the requirement to travel between university sites a
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research or academic-related position with a contract of 12 months or more will be considered to have achieved the aims of this programme and as such will not be eligible. *Most applicants will be expected
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computers”(under the UKRI Guarantee scheme). Topics include: - Quantum many-body dynamics - Quantum algorithms - Quantum-enhanced numerical methods - Quantum machine learning - Tensor Networks - Topological
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their skills outside PhD study, those who currently hold a research or academic-related position with a contract of 12 months or more will be considered to have achieved the aims of this programme and as such
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overall theme of this PhD programme is investigating how population-level public health policies in the UK may contribute to declines in dementia incidence. This PhD studentship is embedded within an NIHR