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Building for the Future
The “Building for the Future” project is aimed at forging closer ties between the University and industry in the area of low carbon technology, sustainable living and futuristic buildings. Research funding has been allocated for a number of buildings related projects, which aim to tackle existing challenges within this theme. This may be, for example, energy use or generation, insulation, materials, architecture, “smart” buildings etc.
Head of Section, responsible for servers, desktops and web services – Reading, UK
Project manager for technical areas: servers, desktop systems, laptops, linux, windows, web services
A university education to degree standard or equivalent is required, coupled with relevant professional experience
Four year initial contract, with possibility of renewal
Consultant Scientist – Reading, UK
Data assimilation, data preparation, model simulation and experiments
PhD level or equivalent, with postgraduate experience in atmospheric data assimilation and exploitation of meteorological observations.
One year with possible extension for two further years
Experimental Physicists (MSc or PhD) The Netherlands
Permanent full-time position
The Netherlands
Optical Engineer (MSc or PhD) The Netherlands
Permanent full-time position
The Netherlands
Successful recruitment of physics teachers
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International Trade Seminar
The event will consider some of the risks and barriers to the growth of a company’s trade internationally and provide an outline of certain legal, accounting and practical steps that may be taken to mitigate these risks and barriers. The event will also highlight the support available from regional government, the availability of secure finance and insurance and the pros and cons of establishing a presence overseas.
Getting your CV seen
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The Path to Medical Physics
Medical Physics is a very rewarding career. On a day-to-day basis you will problem solve, do research and practical measurements, and work with some very advanced and technical pieces of equipment. Much of the work you do has a direct influence on the quality of patient care, and it can be very satisfying. As a physicist you are always striving to improve the outcomes of treatments or imaging, which means implementing and developing new techniques and technologies and keeping abreast of the latest developments in the field.
Applied Research Manager (Oxfordshire)
Permanent full-time position
Degree in science or engineering, some chemistry or materials science desirable
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