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  • 27/01/2012
    New Building Construction: Progress Update 8
  • 24/01/2012
    Andrew Dancer, Anne Henke and Jan Kristensen awarded the title of Professor
  • 15/01/2012
    New Building Construction: Progress Update 7
  • 27/12/2011
    University network connection to Dartington House failed (UPDATED 29/12/2011 11:45am)
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  • University Lecturer in Pure Mathematics in association with University College
  • University Lecturer in Mathematical Geoscience in association with Trinity College
  • Postgraduate CASE Studentship, University of Oxford, KTN in Industrial Mathematics and AWE
  • Postgraduate studentship: Modelling the contact line dynamics of an evaporating drop
  • Postgraduate studentship: Solvers for optimal control of time-dependent PDEs
  • Postgraduate studentship: Mathematical modelling of overflow fusion and other glass manufacturing processes
  • Studentships in the mathematics of solid and liquid crystals (Oxford Centre for Nonlinear PDE and Queen's College)
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