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. The chemistry department also holds an Athena Swan Silver Award. The Role Applications are invited for a Postdoctoral Research Associate in gas-phase ion spectroscopy with a particular emphasis on utilising
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Employee Assistance Programme. • On site nursery is available plus access to holiday camps for children aged 5-16. • Family friendly policies, including maternity and adoption leave, which are among
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, agrochemicals, and food industries. There are multiple opportunities to collaborate, take part in network events and undertake research placements within this project. You will have a PhD in Physical Sciences
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. The Department holds an Athena SWAN Silver award. Athena SWAN is a national initiative that recognises the advancement of gender equality, representation, progression, and success for all in academia
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ranked in the top 5 of UK departments and is within the global top 40. The department has around 35 academic staff, 15 research staff, 70 PhD students and 250 undergraduate students. Its research covers
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nursery is rated Outstanding by Ofsted, and you can access holiday camps for children aged 5-16. Our family-friendly policies, including maternity and adoption leave, are among the most generous in
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access to a 24-7 Employee Assistance Programme. Our on-site nursery is rated Outstanding by Ofsted, and you can access holiday camps for children aged 5-16. Our family-friendly policies, including
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, Inclusion and Wellbeing Committee, and our Athena Swan Silver Award. The Role Research Assistant Applications are invited for a Research Assistant position in Electronic Engineering at Durham University. We
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team, which as of January 2026 comprises two PDRAs, three PhD students and two MChem students, with three different nationalities. We work on ligand design and synthesis, transition-metal catalysis
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. Candidates must contribute to fostering a collegial environment and demonstrate their commitment to equality, diversity and inclusion. The successful candidates must have a PhD in theoretical particle physics