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Role Description The University of York is seeking a Research Fellow to join the National Institute for Health and Care Research (NIHR) Research Support Service (RSS) Hub hosted by the University
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the University of York and Bonza Music Ltd based at the Catalyst building at University of York. Bonza Music is an innovative disruptive music technology start up business that is developing its patent-pending
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Department of Environment and Geography at the University of York, ranked second in the UK for research impact. The Department has a progressive approach to leadership and we actively live by and nurture our
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-disciplinary team of researchers from the Universities of York, Stirling, Cardiff, Manchester, and Southampton are working together on an EPSRC-funded project, Edgy Organism, to develop a novel end-to-end
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of the research. Some projects will also be in collaboration with our partners at the Green Chemistry Centre of Excellence at University of York. You will also be taught a range of skills to complement
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Chemistry Centre of Excellence at University of York. You will also be taught a range of skills to complement, drive and strengthen your research: life-cycle analysis, techno-economic analysis, digital and
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on campus at the University of York but will also involve some travel across Yorkshire. There will also be some potential for remote working when on-campus working is not required. You will be physically
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display extreme apathy, or can even verbally or physically repel care. Research indicates that ‘resistance-to-care’ often leads to the collapse of care arrangements and family carer crises, additional use
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: Growing Radical Cyber-Physical-Socio Phenotypes (RIED). The RIED Programme Grant is led by the Queen's University of Belfast in partnership with Loughborough University, University of York, Airbus, Rolls
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computational and formal theories of social interaction in health and disorder. The fellow will also be working closely with the three Co-Is: Drs Alex Pike and Catia Oliveira (University of York) and Dr Lei Zhang