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Professor of Pharmacological Science

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Hours per week: 37.5

About the role

The University of Leicester is seeking to appoint a Professor of Pharmacological Science within the School of Healthcare. This is an exciting opportunity to provide research leadership within the expanding Pharmacy and Optometry division, strengthening research infrastructure and developing internationally recognised research across pharmacological science. You will shape the strategic direction of research, secure significant external funding and build productive collaborations across…

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