http://jobs.lincoln.ac.uk/Vacancies.aspx&type=-1 Latest job vacancies at University of Lincoln http://jobs.lincoln.ac.uk/rss/click.aspx?ref=HPLCOA9A http://jobs.lincoln.ac.uk/rss/click.aspx?ref=HPLCOA9A Category: Hourly Paid Lecturing Pool | College/Division: College of Arts | Area: College of Arts | Department: Lincoln School of Art & Design | Location: Brayford | Closing Date: 12 Jul 2013 | Conservation and Restoration has been taught in Lincoln since 1974 and graduates from our courses work as conservators in museum, historic houses and in the private sector in the UK and overseas. This summer, we move to purpose-designed new laboratory accommodation on the main Brayford Campus. We currently offer programmes at undergraduate (BA), Graduate Diploma and Masters level and cover a range of Conservation disciplines, as well as supporting students in PhD study. The research/commercial arm of Conservation, Crick Smith UL (www.cricksmith.co.uk)  offers opportunities for site work and other projects. We currently seek to add to our pool of Hourly Paid Lecturers in the following areas: Theory and practical treatment of archaeological and ethnographic objects; Theory and practical treatment of gilded objects; Professional Studies, including preparation for BA Final Exhibition; Preparation for Research (BA); Placement preparation and support (BA). We welcome expressions of interest from suitably experienced and qualified conservators.  Hourly Paid Lecturing Pool Mon, 17 Jun 2013 00:00:00 GMT http://jobs.lincoln.ac.uk/rss/click.aspx?ref=SA9065A http://jobs.lincoln.ac.uk/rss/click.aspx?ref=SA9065A Category: Graduate Internships | College/Division: Student Affairs | Area: Student Affairs | Department: General Student Affairs | Location: Brayford | Closing Date: 27 Jun 2013 | A six month temporary position working primarily with the teams within Student Affairs responsible for Admissions and Student Administration.  Post holders will be expected to provide support during examinations, clearing, graduation and enrolment.  This is an opportunity for recent University of Lincoln graduates to develop the skills and experience required for many potential graduate professions including higher education administration and management. The roles will require interaction with University staff, students and individuals and organisations external to the institution.  The post holders will also need to be able to work outside of normal hours when required.  Graduate Internships Fri, 14 Jun 2013 00:00:00 GMT http://jobs.lincoln.ac.uk/rss/click.aspx?ref=SA9064A http://jobs.lincoln.ac.uk/rss/click.aspx?ref=SA9064A Category: Administrative and Professional Support | College/Division: Student Affairs | Area: Student Affairs | Department: General Student Affairs | Location: Brayford | Closing Date: 26 Jun 2013 | This is a 1 year fixed term opportunity which will support the development and administration of a new partnership for the University of Lincoln (UoL). The partnership will deliver UoL programmes, with the intention that from 2014/15, programmes will move to be delivered through a joint venture.  The post holder will support the implementation of the initial project plan, delivering admissions and administrative processes that support successful programmes and an excellent student experience. The post holder will provide specialist advice and deal with non-routine queries.   Administrative and Professional Support Fri, 14 Jun 2013 00:00:00 GMT http://jobs.lincoln.ac.uk/rss/click.aspx?ref=FS6100A http://jobs.lincoln.ac.uk/rss/click.aspx?ref=FS6100A Category: Administrative and Professional Support | College/Division: Finance | Area: Finance | Department: Financial Reporting | Location: Brayford | Closing Date: 28 Jun 2013 | The Finance Department consists of approximately 30 professional staff who have relationships with every area of the University at both a strategic and operational level. The role of Finance ranges from supporting the development of University strategy, to maintaining accurate accounting records and the safeguarding of assets. To support the delivery of timely and accurate University wide financial information, including management and statutory accounts, budgets and forecasts and external financial data returns. A programme of progression will be offered to the role holder which will be subject to the successful completion of accountancy exams and the achievement of personal and professional development objectives.  Administrative and Professional Support Fri, 14 Jun 2013 00:00:00 GMT http://jobs.lincoln.ac.uk/rss/click.aspx?ref=SA9051C http://jobs.lincoln.ac.uk/rss/click.aspx?ref=SA9051C Category: Administrative and Professional Support | College/Division: Student Affairs | Area: Student Affairs | Department: General Student Affairs | Location: Brayford | Closing Date: 25 Jun 2013 | The English Language Centre is seeking to appoint a number of suitably-qualified, experienced EAP Language Tutors to join their teaching team in order to provide pre-sessional and in-sessional support for international students. The initial period of employment will cover the University’s Pre-sessional English and Academic Study Skills (PEASS) on either the 10 week or 5 week programme. A number of positions are available, dependant upon the final cohort size.   Course dates:  The course dates for teaching are:  10 week PEASS course: Monday 8th July 2013  - Friday 13th September 2013  5 week PEASS course:  Monday 12th August 2013 - Friday 13th September 2013 Applicants are invited to provide an expression of interest in either of the dates indicated above on their application.   The course will require a minimum of 22 hours of teaching per week (between 9.30 am – 3.30 pm, Monday to Friday). This includes tutorials and supervision of student projects. Postholders will have the opportunity to remain in a pool of EAP teachers and may be offered some cover hours for general in-sessional support from September 2013 onwards. The hourly rate of pay (£39.03) includes 1 hour teaching and 1hour prep (including marking)  Administrative and Professional Support Fri, 14 Jun 2013 00:00:00 GMT http://jobs.lincoln.ac.uk/rss/click.aspx?ref=SA9062A http://jobs.lincoln.ac.uk/rss/click.aspx?ref=SA9062A Category: Internal Only Vacancies | College/Division: Student Affairs | Area: Student Affairs | Department: General Student Affairs | Location: Brayford | Closing Date: 20 Jun 2013 | This is a secondment opportunity which will support the development and administration of a new partnership for the University of Lincoln (UoL). The partnership will deliver UoL programmes, with the intention that from 2014/15 programmes will move to be delivered through a joint venture.  The post holder will support the implementation of the initial project plan, delivering admissions and administrative processes that support successful programmes and an excellent student experience. The post holder will provide specialist advice and deal with non-routine queries.  Internal Only Vacancies Fri, 14 Jun 2013 00:00:00 GMT http://jobs.lincoln.ac.uk/rss/click.aspx?ref=MR4074B http://jobs.lincoln.ac.uk/rss/click.aspx?ref=MR4074B Category: Graduate Internships | College/Division: Marketing Recruitment and Communications | Area: Marketing Recruitment and Communications | Department: General Marketing Recruitment and Communications | Location: Brayford | Closing Date: 24 Jun 2013 | This internship within the Communications, Development and Marketing Department is a fixed-term, 12-month position, designed to provide a recent graduate with relevant experience and skills. The role will require interaction with the colleagues in the Department, academic and administrative staff and students, as well as external parties and agencies. All interns will be required to support colleagues within the function and to undertake ad hoc projects and work as directed by the Director of Communications, Development and Marketing. The Alumni Intern is a developmental role suited to students who have completed a marketing/communications-focused degree and are looking for practical experience in a busy marketing/communications team.    The Intern position will support the work of the Alumni Team to ensure relevant and effective communications are produced for alumni, potential and current students, and staff of the University of Lincoln and our Colleges. All Intern positions include some general administration and market research responsibilities.                     Graduate Internships Thu, 13 Jun 2013 00:00:00 GMT http://jobs.lincoln.ac.uk/rss/click.aspx?ref=MR4023A http://jobs.lincoln.ac.uk/rss/click.aspx?ref=MR4023A Category: Internal Only Vacancies | College/Division: Marketing Recruitment and Communications | Area: Marketing Recruitment and Communications | Department: Communications | Location: Brayford | Closing Date: 27 Jun 2013 | Recognised as one of the most exciting universities in the UK and situated in the historic city of Lincoln, the University of Lincoln is becoming renowned for its excellence in engaged research and teaching, student satisfaction and employability. We are continuing to build our national and international reputation and are looking to recruit an ambitious and enthusiastic Public Relations expert to lead our PR team.  A self starter with an excellent track record in public relations in either HE or the commericial environment you will want to join a University where you can make a difference and support our ambitious programme of growth. There are lots of exciting opportunities to maximise our international profile and build reputation.  Our areas of research activity span a broad range of subjects from helping the fight against cancer by creating the world’s largest medical imaging microchip, through to award-winning research into artificial intelligence of aircraft flight control systems. In this exciting and innovative environment, you will work with experts across the University to build our reputation and increase awareness of the University of Lincoln.  Internal Only Vacancies Thu, 13 Jun 2013 00:00:00 GMT http://jobs.lincoln.ac.uk/rss/click.aspx?ref=SS9016 http://jobs.lincoln.ac.uk/rss/click.aspx?ref=SS9016 Category: Administrative and Professional Support | College/Division: Student Affairs | Area: Student Affairs | Department: General Student Affairs | Location: Brayford | Closing Date: 26 Jun 2013 | You will work as part of the Student Support Centre team.  The team provide a very wide range of services and advice to students, following University guidelines and procedures, but also working on your own initiative and prioritizing your work load to meet tight deadlines.  You are also expected to use your own judgment to deal with queries and problems on a daily basis, particularly where enquires are urgent or where a student may be very distressed.    Administrative and Professional Support Thu, 13 Jun 2013 00:00:00 GMT http://jobs.lincoln.ac.uk/rss/click.aspx?ref=SS9070 http://jobs.lincoln.ac.uk/rss/click.aspx?ref=SS9070 Category: Administrative and Professional Support | College/Division: Student Affairs | Area: Student Affairs | Department: General Student Affairs | Location: Brayford | Closing Date: 26 Jun 2013 | Student Services at the University offers professionally delivered, dynamic services for all students.  The team are experienced and highly regarded within the University. Guiding principles include a commitment to continuous improvement, the development of leading-edge, student informed services and working in a supportive and collegial way.  The post holder will work within Student Services, in collaboration with all appropriate colleagues within the Department; to provide effective, efficient, flexible and professional reception and administrative support for all staff and students.      Administrative and Professional Support Thu, 13 Jun 2013 00:00:00 GMT http://jobs.lincoln.ac.uk/rss/click.aspx?ref=SA9068 http://jobs.lincoln.ac.uk/rss/click.aspx?ref=SA9068 Category: Administrative and Professional Support | College/Division: Student Affairs | Area: Student Affairs | Department: Student Administration | Location: Brayford | Closing Date: 24 Jun 2013 | As a member of the team in Student Affairs (part of the University Registry), you will support and lead and support internal and external partners to ensure that the University is fully compliant with the terms of its highly Trusted Sponsor Status Licence and can continue to recruit and sponsor international students    You will assist with the provision of wide ranging clerical and administrative support in relation to the reporting and monitoring of international students and the administration of visa renewal to ensure compliance within the UKBA Tier 4 points based system  Administrative and Professional Support Tue, 11 Jun 2013 00:00:00 GMT http://jobs.lincoln.ac.uk/rss/click.aspx?ref=SA9069 http://jobs.lincoln.ac.uk/rss/click.aspx?ref=SA9069 Category: Administrative and Professional Support | College/Division: Student Affairs | Area: Student Affairs | Department: Student Administration | Location: Brayford | Closing Date: 24 Jun 2013 | As a member of the team in Student Affairs (part of the University Registry), you will support internal and external partners to ensure that the University is fully compliant with the terms of its highly Trusted Sponsor Status Licence and can continue to recruit and sponsor international students.   Administrative and Professional Support Tue, 11 Jun 2013 00:00:00 GMT http://jobs.lincoln.ac.uk/rss/click.aspx?ref=MHT218 http://jobs.lincoln.ac.uk/rss/click.aspx?ref=MHT218 Category: Academic | College/Division: College of Science | Area: College of Science | Department: School of Computer Science | Location: Brayford | Closing Date: 08 Jul 2013 |   Lecturer/Senior Lecturer in Computer Science (Games Computing) The University of Lincoln is seeking to appoint a Lecturer/Senior Lecturer in the School of Computer Science, specifically to deliver modules on its long-standing and increasingly popular BSc(Hons) and MComp Games Computing programme. You will contribute to the University’s ambition to achieve international recognition as a research-intensive institution and will be expected to conduct high quality research, seek external research income, encourage or facilitate commercial enterprise and supervise postgraduate research students as well contribute to wider activities of the School. Candidates should possess a PhD or equivalent experience, ideally in computer science and preferably with a track record in the delivery of computer games courses such as games or graphics programming, games engines, AI in games, gaming and social computing, game design. Experience of commercial computer games development would be an advantage. Evidence of a national/international research reputation, or the potential to achieve such a reputation, is essential as is the ability to teach and to work collaboratively as part of a team. The School of Computer Science at the University of Lincoln scored highly in RAE2008 with 85% of its outputs ranked at international quality or better with 15% ranked world-leading. In the most recent NSS the School was ranked in the top 20%.  It offers a range of taught programmes in computer science and information systems with approximately 450 full-time students. The School is located at the University’s £100million Brayford Pool development – the first new city centre university campus to be built in the UK for 25 years. For further information see http://www.lincoln.ac.uk/socs. Informal enquiries about the post can be made to Dr David Cobham (Head of School, 01522 886120; email: dcobham@lincoln.ac.uk).   Academic Tue, 11 Jun 2013 00:00:00 GMT http://jobs.lincoln.ac.uk/rss/click.aspx?ref=LR4068 http://jobs.lincoln.ac.uk/rss/click.aspx?ref=LR4068 Category: Administrative and Professional Support | College/Division: Library | Area: Library | Department: Brayford Library Team | Location: Brayford | Closing Date: 30 Jun 2013 | We are seeking to appoint an innovative and enthusiastic software developer /, with demonstrable experience and understanding of research in an HE environment. Based in the Library, and reporting to the Head of Electronic Library Services, this exciting new role will lead on coordinating and developing the University’s services and resources for the researcher community, including support for Open Access publishing and research data management. You can expect to contribute towards significant institutional change in the way research information and research data is managed, analysed and disseminated at the University of Lincoln. Working closely with other colleagues within the Library, ICT and the Research Office, you will be responsible for leading the technical design and development of research information services at Lincoln, including research data management, bibliometrics and research intelligence, research dashboarding, and the University’s Institutional Repository. You must have an excellent understanding of the technologies and programming languages used in developing data-driven web services to support research. You will also have successfully managed projects, have good communication skills, and enjoy working as a member of a team in a busy environment. You must able to take initiative, be well organised and have a proven ability to prioritise and meet tight deadlines. A familiarity with the current UK research environment is also essential. Potential applicants are encouraged to contact Paul Stainthorp for an informal discussion on 01522 886 193 or pstainthorp@lincoln.ac.uk.  Administrative and Professional Support Mon, 10 Jun 2013 00:00:00 GMT http://jobs.lincoln.ac.uk/rss/click.aspx?ref=HPLCOS07 http://jobs.lincoln.ac.uk/rss/click.aspx?ref=HPLCOS07 Category: Hourly Paid Lecturing Pool | College/Division: College of Science | Area: College of Science | Department: School of Life Sciences | Location: Brayford | Closing Date: 30 Jun 2013 | The University of Lincoln opened a School of Life Sciences in 2012 and a School of Pharmacy in 2013. As part of a major programme of investment we have recently recruited 21 outstanding and inspirational people with the research excellence, drive and ambition to be leaders in their chosen fields, who joined a strong team of established staff.  We offer a very exciting interdisciplinary and supportive environment for providing excellence in research and teaching.  In 2014 we will move to a newly refurbished and equipped science building, part of the University’s substantial commitment to provide the science infrastructure to match our ambition.   Please note, hours are not guaranteed                              Hourly Paid Lecturing Pool Mon, 10 Jun 2013 00:00:00 GMT http://jobs.lincoln.ac.uk/rss/click.aspx?ref=HPLCOS08 http://jobs.lincoln.ac.uk/rss/click.aspx?ref=HPLCOS08 Category: Hourly Paid Lecturing Pool | College/Division: College of Science | Area: College of Science | Department: School of Life Sciences | Location: Brayford | Closing Date: 30 Jun 2013 | The University of Lincoln opened a School of Life Sciences in 2012 and a School of Pharmacy in 2013. As part of a major programme of investment we have recently recruited 21 outstanding and inspirational people with the research excellence, drive and ambition to be leaders in their chosen fields, who joined a strong team of established staff.  We offer a very exciting interdisciplinary and supportive environment for providing excellence in research and teaching.  In 2014 we will move to a newly refurbished and equipped science building, part of the University’s substantial commitment to provide the science infrastructure to match our ambition.   Please note, hours are not guaranteed                              Hourly Paid Lecturing Pool Mon, 10 Jun 2013 00:00:00 GMT http://jobs.lincoln.ac.uk/rss/click.aspx?ref=HPLCOS09 http://jobs.lincoln.ac.uk/rss/click.aspx?ref=HPLCOS09 Category: Hourly Paid Lecturing Pool | College/Division: College of Science | Area: College of Science | Department: School of Life Sciences | Location: Brayford | Closing Date: 30 Jun 2013 | The University of Lincoln opened a School of Life Sciences in 2012 and a School of Pharmacy in 2013. As part of a major programme of investment we have recently recruited 21 outstanding and inspirational people with the research excellence, drive and ambition to be leaders in their chosen fields, who joined a strong team of established staff.  We offer a very exciting interdisciplinary and supportive environment for providing excellence in research and teaching.  In 2014 we will move to a newly refurbished and equipped science building, part of the University’s substantial commitment to provide the science infrastructure to match our ambition.   Please note, hours are not guaranteed                              Hourly Paid Lecturing Pool Mon, 10 Jun 2013 00:00:00 GMT http://jobs.lincoln.ac.uk/rss/click.aspx?ref=HPLCOS10 http://jobs.lincoln.ac.uk/rss/click.aspx?ref=HPLCOS10 Category: Hourly Paid Lecturing Pool | College/Division: College of Science | Area: College of Science | Department: School of Life Sciences | Location: Brayford | Closing Date: 30 Jun 2013 | The University of Lincoln opened a School of Life Sciences in 2012 and a School of Pharmacy in 2013. As part of a major programme of investment we have recently recruited 21 outstanding and inspirational people with the research excellence, drive and ambition to be leaders in their chosen fields, who joined a strong team of established staff.  We offer a very exciting interdisciplinary and supportive environment for providing excellence in research and teaching.  In 2014 we will move to a newly refurbished and equipped science building, part of the University’s substantial commitment to provide the science infrastructure to match our ambition.   Please note, hours are not guaranteed                              Hourly Paid Lecturing Pool Mon, 10 Jun 2013 00:00:00 GMT http://jobs.lincoln.ac.uk/rss/click.aspx?ref=HPLCOS11 http://jobs.lincoln.ac.uk/rss/click.aspx?ref=HPLCOS11 Category: Hourly Paid Lecturing Pool | College/Division: College of Science | Area: College of Science | Department: School of Life Sciences | Location: Brayford | Closing Date: 30 Jun 2013 | The University of Lincoln opened a School of Life Sciences in 2012 and a School of Pharmacy in 2013. As part of a major programme of investment we have recently recruited 21 outstanding and inspirational people with the research excellence, drive and ambition to be leaders in their chosen fields, who joined a strong team of established staff.  We offer a very exciting interdisciplinary and supportive environment for providing excellence in research and teaching.  In 2014 we will move to a newly refurbished and equipped science building, part of the University’s substantial commitment to provide the science infrastructure to match our ambition.   Please note, hours are not guaranteed                              Hourly Paid Lecturing Pool Mon, 10 Jun 2013 00:00:00 GMT http://jobs.lincoln.ac.uk/rss/click.aspx?ref=HPLCOS12 http://jobs.lincoln.ac.uk/rss/click.aspx?ref=HPLCOS12 Category: Hourly Paid Lecturing Pool | College/Division: College of Science | Area: College of Science | Department: School of Life Sciences | Location: Brayford | Closing Date: 30 Jun 2013 | The University of Lincoln opened a School of Life Sciences in 2012 and a School of Pharmacy in 2013. As part of a major programme of investment we have recently recruited 21 outstanding and inspirational people with the research excellence, drive and ambition to be leaders in their chosen fields, who joined a strong team of established staff.  We offer a very exciting interdisciplinary and supportive environment for providing excellence in research and teaching.  In 2014 we will move to a newly refurbished and equipped science building, part of the University’s substantial commitment to provide the science infrastructure to match our ambition.   Please note, hours are not guaranteed                              Hourly Paid Lecturing Pool Mon, 10 Jun 2013 00:00:00 GMT http://jobs.lincoln.ac.uk/rss/click.aspx?ref=CS4080B http://jobs.lincoln.ac.uk/rss/click.aspx?ref=CS4080B Category: Administrative and Professional Support | College/Division: ICT Services | Area: ICT Services | Department: Business Solutions | Location: Brayford | Closing Date: 08 Jul 2013 | The University has recently agreed a new ICT strategy which will transform the provision, delivery and access to ICT services and applications.  To support the ICT strategy the ICT organisation has been restructured to ensure focus is placed on the delivery of the new application and technical architectures whilst still maintaining an excellent level of service to the University of existing services and applications. Part of the restructure has involved the creation of a new Information Services Team comprising of experienced IT professionals drawn from within the ICT department. As well as supporting the existing applications and services, this team will also be responsible for delivering the application architecture necessary to support the ICT strategy. We are now looking to grow the Information Services Team with an Information Services Developer role. This is an exciting time to join the team when innovative development will be key to the successful delivery of several significant programmes of work. For an informal discussion about the vacancies, please contact Tim Simmonds on 01522 886 546 or email tsimmonds@lincoln.ac.uk.  Administrative and Professional Support Thu, 06 Jun 2013 00:00:00 GMT http://jobs.lincoln.ac.uk/rss/click.aspx?ref=LS1089A http://jobs.lincoln.ac.uk/rss/click.aspx?ref=LS1089A Category: Research | College/Division: College of Science | Area: College of Science | Department: School of Life Sciences | Location: Brayford | Closing Date: 30 Jun 2013 | A postdoctoral position is available in the School of Life Sciences, University of Lincoln. The post is financed through a BBSRC funded project grant and will be run for three years in the laboratory of Dr Csanad Z. Bachrati. The project aims to investigate the role of human topoisomerase III alpha in the maintenance of nuclear and mitochondrial genomes deploying a combined approach of molecular biology, biochemical and proteomic techniques. The laboratory is looking for an experienced highly motivated postdoctoral scientist to join the team.  Experience in the following techniques is desirable: Quantitative real-time PCR RNA interference Co-immunoprecipitation Informal enquiries about the role and the project may be made to Dr Csanad Bachrati via e-mail: cbachrati@lincoln.ac.uk    Research Mon, 03 Jun 2013 00:00:00 GMT http://jobs.lincoln.ac.uk/rss/click.aspx?ref=EL1037E http://jobs.lincoln.ac.uk/rss/click.aspx?ref=EL1037E Category: Graduate Internships | College/Division: Research and Enterprise Services | Area: Research and Enterprise Services | Department: Careers and Employability | Location: Brayford | Closing Date: 24 Jun 2013 | Six exciting opportunities have arisen within the Research and Enterprise Department. These roles will contribute towards a key university objective to support our students and graduates in the development of their employability skills, and progression into meaningful careers. The interns will work with the Careers and Employability Team and wider Research and Enterprise Department to play a key role in co-ordinating events for our current students. They will develop the services offered to key stakeholders and monitor the progression routes of our graduates, through the conduction of an annual destinations survey. The purpose of these roles is to support the Careers and Employability Team (including the Student Job Shop) in the development and delivery of key employability projects and activities. These activities include, for example, the Lincoln Award, Employer contacts, and annual careers events, whilst also supporting the Business Incubation and Self Employment activities of Research and Enterprise, to support students with a desire to pursue such a career path. Each intern role will have a focus on one distinct activity. These activities centre around the following projects: Events – supporting with the development and organisation of an effective Careers and Employability events programme, including annual careers fair. Multimedia – To take a lead on the development of the Careers and Employability services social media presence, and development of the Service’s website and multi media functions. Project Coordination (Self Employment) – To support the promotion and development of a range of activities to raise awareness of education regarding self employment options for students and graduates. Project Coordination (Vacancy handling) – To be the main point of contact for employers wishing to advertise with the service and manage the relations with those employers, taking a proactive approach to employer engagement. LincolnAward – To support with the ongoing development of the Lincoln Award, and to act as the main point of contact for students enrolled on the award, whilst further supporting the wider activities of the Job Shop. Please refer to the scope and dimensions of the role section in the job description for further information and identify in your application which of the distinct activities you are interested in.  There are 6 roles available, 2 which have a specific remit to work with the Lincoln Award, one of which is fixed term for 12 months and the second is for 9 months only. The remaining posts are for 12 months  Graduate Internships Fri, 31 May 2013 00:00:00 GMT http://jobs.lincoln.ac.uk/rss/click.aspx?ref=MHT216A http://jobs.lincoln.ac.uk/rss/click.aspx?ref=MHT216A Category: Research | College/Division: College of Science | Area: College of Science | Department: School of Computer Science | Location: Brayford | Closing Date: 30 Jun 2013 | There are 2 posts available and both are fixed term for 3 years. These posts are subject to Marie Curie restrictions which the University of Lincoln must abide by. The REtinal VAscular Modeling, Measurement And Diagnosis (REVAMMAD) project will train a new generation of scientists able to effectively translate the latest vascular modeling theory and computerized image analysis techniques into effective interventions for some of the most important chronic medic conditions afflicting the EU, including hypertension and diabetes. It will particularly ensure that there is rich clinical and industrial involvement to ensure that the training is focused with end-users and exploitation in mind. The vasculature undergoes changes in response to early stages of these diseases, reflecting fundamental physiological processes within the vessels. The retina provides a unique "window onto the vasculature," allowing it to be viewed and measurements made in vivo, and advances in imaging technologies make it increasingly possible to measure subtle changes using computer vision algorithms, including through routine medical checks such as eye tests. The field is currently fragmented, with many excellent pockets of collaboration focused on defined specialisms, particularly between clinicians and modelers, or clinicians and measurement specialists, but lacking overall structure. Despite the importance and incidence of the diseases and the evidence for the possibility of better diagnosis through imaging, there has been relatively little translation of theory into clinical practice. Integrative action is required to train researchers who understand the medical, clinical, technological and commercial aspects of the problem domain and to establish common working methodologies and tools across the field. REVAMMAD will train early careers researchers who combine these skills in order to motivate the introduction of high impact interventions in the future. REVAMMAD Early Stage Researchers will each be employed on a 36 month contract, and will be expected to enrol in a PhD program. Marie Curie Fellows receive an extremely generous rate of pay, including mobility support, and together with the associated training events and placements this provides a unique opportunity for outstanding PhD candidates to study for their doctorates. Candidates must not have resided in the host country for more than 12 months in the three years prior to the start date of recruitment and must have less than 48 months of research experience. Research Fri, 31 May 2013 00:00:00 GMT http://jobs.lincoln.ac.uk/rss/click.aspx?ref=HPLCOS1 http://jobs.lincoln.ac.uk/rss/click.aspx?ref=HPLCOS1 Category: Hourly Paid Lecturing Pool | College/Division: College of Science | Area: College of Science | Department: School of Engineering | Location: Brayford | Closing Date: 26 Jun 2013 | The Lincoln School of Engineering was founded in 2009 with HEFCE Development Funding in collaboration with Siemens Industrial Turbomachinery and other employers in the engineering sector.  It is the first new engineering school to be established in the UK for decades and has been extraordinarily successful:  it was highlighted as a best practice case study in the Government-commissioned Wilson Review (exploring Business-University Collaboration) and awarded a Lord Stafford Award for ground-breaking collaboration between industry and academia.  It was recently awarded the Times Higher award for Outstanding Employer Engagement, and the University has been named as one of Siemens' Principal Partner Universities for research. We are seeking to strengthen our hourly paid lecturing pool in the following subject (please note, hours are not guaranteed):- Thermodynamics Fluid Mechanics Rotor Dynamics Turbo-Machinery/High Speed Rotating Machinery Combustion Dynamics Engineering Management   Hourly Paid Lecturing Pool Wed, 29 May 2013 00:00:00 GMT http://jobs.lincoln.ac.uk/rss/click.aspx?ref=CTL1001A http://jobs.lincoln.ac.uk/rss/click.aspx?ref=CTL1001A Category: Academic | College/Division: College of Social Science | Area: College of Social Science | Department: Centre for Educational Research & Development | Location: Brayford | Closing Date: 20 Jun 2013 | The Centre for Educational Research and Development (CERD) is a vibrant centre which also teaches internally and externally facing doctoral programmes (EdD and PhD) for educational professionals working across the sector and a PGCE (HETL). Staff from the centre support research informed teaching, learning and digital scholarship across the university through a range of initiatives and projects. Current research specialisms include, Critical Pedagogies, Digital Scholarship, Higher Education Policy Research, the Sociology and Politics of Education and Educational Leadership. The Centre is currently seeking a research active Senior Lecturer in Education whose principal teaching duties will be to lead and shape some exciting new initiatives working with secondary schools across Lincolnshire. We are seeking a dynamic and committed teacher and researcher whose specialist area is schools-based.  They should be keen to contribute to the strong research culture of the centre and be able to support teaching and learning activities across the educational sectors. For informal enquiries about this vacancy please contact Dr. Andrea Abbas aabbas@lincoln.ac.uk, Acting Head of the Centre for Educational Research and Development, Reader in Education.   Academic Tue, 21 May 2013 00:00:00 GMT http://jobs.lincoln.ac.uk/rss/click.aspx?ref=HPLCOA1 http://jobs.lincoln.ac.uk/rss/click.aspx?ref=HPLCOA1 Category: Hourly Paid Lecturing Pool | College/Division: College of Arts | Area: College of Arts | Department: Lincoln School of Art & Design | Location: Brayford | Closing Date: 25 Jun 2013 | Lincoln School of Art & Design is entering an exciting phase of development with new purpose built accommodation, comprising studios, seminar spaces, workshops and a gallery space as part of its ambitious research agenda.  Founded in 1863 LSA&D is a distinguished part of the University of Lincoln and is developing its curatorial vision around research and postgraduate study.  The School is in the College of Arts and forms a significant feature within the cultural landscape of the city and the university.  The undergraduate and postgraduate student experience is focussed around and informed by research discourse and creative practice of national and international standing.  The School is building strategically on the success of the last Research Assessment Exercise and has recently appointed two new Professors in Design and in Contemporary Art Practice to develop staff research and creative practice. We are seeking to strengthen our hourly paid lecturing pool in the following subjects (please note, hours are not guaranteed):- Animation – 3D Character Animation Skills needed In depth knowledge of animation principles 3D character animation including lip-sync In depth knowledge of animation production pipeline Software Skills Autodesk Maya Adobe After Effects Adobe Premiere Desirable Skills Character rigging in Maya Character animation for games Animation - 2D Character Animation Skills needed In depth knowledge of animation principles 2D character animation including lip-sync In depth knowledge of animation production pipeline Software Skills Flash Adobe After Effects Adobe Premiere Desirable Skills Animation in Maya  Hourly Paid Lecturing Pool Fri, 12 Apr 2013 00:00:00 GMT http://jobs.lincoln.ac.uk/rss/click.aspx?ref=HPLCOA2 http://jobs.lincoln.ac.uk/rss/click.aspx?ref=HPLCOA2 Category: Hourly Paid Lecturing Pool | College/Division: College of Arts | Area: College of Arts | Department: Lincoln School of Art & Design | Location: Brayford | Closing Date: 25 Jun 2013 | Lincoln School of Art & Design is entering an exciting phase of development with new purpose built accommodation, comprising studios, seminar spaces, workshops and a gallery space as part of its ambitious research agenda.  Founded in 1863 LSA&D is a distinguished part of the University of Lincoln and is developing its curatorial vision around research and postgraduate study.  The School is in the College of Arts and forms a significant feature within the cultural landscape of the city and the university.  The undergraduate and postgraduate student experience is focussed around and informed by research discourse and creative practice of national and international standing.  The School is building strategically on the success of the last Research Assessment Exercise and has recently appointed two new Professors in Design and in Contemporary Art Practice to develop staff research and creative practice. We are seeking to strengthen our hourly paid lecturing pool in the following subject (please note, hours are not guaranteed):-  Animation - Post Production Skills needed Color Management for 2D/3D animation projects Color correction for 2D/3D animation projects Editing for 2D/3D animation projects Ability to extract render passes from 2D and 3D animation software Compositing 2D and 3D animation sequences in post-production software Software skills Adobe After Effects Adobe Premiere Adobe Photoshop Adobe Flash Desirable skills Working knowledge of Autodesk Maya Post production in Foundry’s  Nuke CGI  VFX  skills in Nuke, After Effects or Smoke Hourly Paid Lecturing Pool Fri, 12 Apr 2013 00:00:00 GMT