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Knowledge Exchange Fellow (nmRC) (SCI

Job at University of Nottingham in Nottingham, Nottingham, NG7

Opportunity Spotlight: Knowledge Exchange Fellow at the University of Nottingham's nmRC

Are you a scientifically curious and communication-savvy individual eager to bridge the gap between cutting-edge research and real-world impact? The University of Nottingham's Nanoscale and Microscale Research Centre (nmRC) presents a truly unique and exciting opportunity for a Knowledge Exchange Fellow (KEF). This role is designed for someone who thrives on translating complex scientific concepts into tangible collaborations, training, and engaging public outreach.

This position sits within the nmRC's dedicated commercial team, placing you at the forefront of expanding business engagement and fostering new analytical service and contract research projects. You'll be instrumental in driving the success of the innovative 'e-nmRC' digital engagement platform and leading the nationally recognised 'Under the Microscope' public engagement program. If you're passionate about making a difference and see the value in connecting materials characterisation expertise with industry, academia, and the public, this role could be your next impactful career move.

Advantages for Your Career Path:

  • Unparalleled Exposure to World-Leading Research: Gain firsthand experience with the nmRC's state-of-the-art facilities and their world-leading expertise in micro and nanoscale imaging, compositional analysis, and material fabrication. This exposure will significantly enrich your understanding of advanced materials science.
  • Develop Diverse Skillsets: The role offers a dynamic daily routine, allowing you to hone a broad range of skills. You'll engage in project discussions, support analytical service delivery, conceptualise and develop public engagement initiatives, contribute to grant applications, and create compelling science communication toolkits.
  • Drive Impact and Innovation: Your primary objective will be to generate impact, drive income growth, build esteem, and broaden participation in materials characterisation research. This means you'll be directly contributing to the advancement and application of critical scientific fields.
  • Strategic Positioning within a Leading Facility: As part of the nmRC, a core facility supporting research across all University faculties and collaborating extensively with industry, you'll be at the heart of a vibrant research ecosystem.
  • Collaborative and Supportive Environment: You'll join a team of over 20 dedicated professionals, fostering a collaborative and supportive atmosphere. The nmRC actively values diversity, recognising the strength that varied perspectives bring to interdisciplinary science.
  • Career Development Focus: The University is committed to your professional growth, offering training, support, and clear opportunities for career progression.
  • Flexible Working: Benefit from hybrid working arrangements, combining the flexibility of home-based work with the collaborative opportunities of being on campus. The role also offers options for full-time, part-time, or job-share arrangements.

Key Considerations for Candidates:

  • Scientific Foundation: A strong background in materials science or a closely related discipline is essential for understanding and articulating the nmRC's expertise.
  • Exceptional Communication Skills: The ability to effectively translate complex technical concepts for a variety of audiences – from potential industry partners to the general public – is paramount.
  • Understanding of Knowledge Exchange: Prior experience or a solid understanding of how knowledge is exchanged between academia, industry, and the public sector will be highly beneficial.
  • Digital Proficiency: Strong digital and organisational skills are crucial for effectively managing remote and hybrid engagement with external partners.
  • Proactive and Creative Mindset: This role demands an individual who is proactive in seeking opportunities, creative in their approach to collaboration, and adept at stakeholder engagement.

This Knowledge Exchange Fellow position offers a compelling pathway for individuals passionate about science communication, industry collaboration, and public engagement. If you're ready to make a significant impact by connecting world-leading research with diverse audiences, we encourage you to explore this exciting opportunity.

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