100 high-performance-computing-postdoc positions at Manchester Metropolitan University
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services colleagues, project teams, specialist contractors and statutory bodies, the team ensures building services perform reliably and meet evolving legal and sector requirements. You will join a
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Position:Technical Consultant (KTP Associate) Based at:Business Computer Projects, Stockport Salary:Up to £40,740 The role: An exciting opportunity has become available for a graduate to work full
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vibrant and rapidly expanding technology sector. About our Department: The Department of Computing and Mathematics is a successful academic community of students and staff committed to achieving high
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level, with consistently high SLA and customer satisfaction rates. About the Role As the Service Desk Manager, you will lead our IT Service Desk. You will champion excellent customer service and the
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Team, providing high‑level support to a senior member of our Faculty Executive. As part of a collaborative and dedicated PA team, you will play a pivotal role in ensuring the smooth and efficient running
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We have an exciting opportunity within the Strategic Planning Office to provide insights and performance monitoring to inform the delivery of the University's Strategic vision. We are looking
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provider of art and design education and consistently performs highly in subject league tables. Home to approximately 1,800 students, the School is supported by a diverse network of artists, designers
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, chemists and computational experts pioneering research using an advanced, optogenetically controlled human-based nerve-muscle model. Using functional, molecular and metabolomics technologies, integrated with
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to be part of a major NERC funding program and be part of the SUPERSLUG team involving researchers from the Universities of Plymouth, Exeter and Newcastle. The project seeks to reveal new fundamental
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functionalisation strategies, and cutting-edge characterisation techniques (including Manchester Met’s unique in-situ electrochemical-AFM-nanoRaman (TERS) system) to optimise sensor performance. The research will