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/molecular biologist with a PhD in Cell/Molecular Biology, Chemistry, Biochemistry or related disciplines. The purpose of this role is to conduct a specified programme of research as a Post-doctoral Research
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offered an a fixed term contract until December 2026. About you: To be successful in this role, we are looking for candidates to have the following skills and experience: Essential criteria Holding a PhD in
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., undertake a placement) in the lifetime of their LISS DTP PhD studentship; supporting the DTP Deputy Director (External Partnerships), and reporting to the LISS DTP Manager, to coordinate required activities
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will hold a PhD in music or a related humanities/social sciences discipline; have a clear track record appropriate to their career stage as an emerging global research leader; and be a highly effective
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scholars in mental, neurological and substance use research in Africa. AMARI aims to recruit and train 85 fellows at masters (n=18), PhD (n=24), post doc (n=10) and policy intern (n=33) levels, all of whom
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. PhD in a relevant engineering discipline - substantial demonstrable relevant industry experience may also be considered. 2. Ability to define and lead a research area and a growing research record as
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: Essential criteria 1. PhD in Chemistry, Pharmacy or related discipline or equivalent experience 2. Knowledge of PET and/or SPECT radiotracer synthesis 3. Knowledge of Ionising Radiation
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-judged decisions and to be an effective problem-solver. Desirable criteria 1. Higher qualification (e.g. Masters/PhD) in a related field. 2. Line management or supervisory experience, including
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experience: Essential criteria First degree in Psychology (2:1 or above) and PhD in Psychology or Neuroscience. Expertise in one or more of the key areas: theoretical/computational neuroscience; computational
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of the post. Skills, knowledge, and experience Essential criteria 1. First Degree and/or Masters in relevant subject 2. PhD, DClinPsy, MD(Res) or equivalent in relevant subject 3. Evidence of