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Hours of work: Full-time Tenure: Fixed term for 1 year We are seeking to appoint two outstanding researchers to join an ambitious, multidisciplinary research programme focused on the discovery
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. You will coordinate with another postdoctoral research associate, focused on computational modelling, and publish your research findings to achieve project goals. You will contribute to knowledge
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outcome sets. You will either need a PhD (or be nearing completion), in computer science, data science, artificial intelligence/machine learning (AI/ML), health data science, bioinformatics or a related
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involving 3 postdoctoral researchers and 3 PhD students, plus an administrator, and hosted in the Centre for Culture and Everyday Life (CCEL) in the Department of Communication and Media. The project
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Hours of work: Part-time – 0.7FTE Tenure: Fixed term until October 2028 We are seeking an enthusiastic postdoctoral researcher to join our child neurodevelopment research programme at the University
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structure, charge, and instrument parameters influence OrbiSIMS spectra. You should have a PhD degree in in computational chemistry, biophysics, molecular modelling, or a related field, and experience
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with teachers and students in schools and colleges in the region. This programme will produce a co-designed interactive educational game which will form a pilot/template for application in other regional
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of medicine and therapeutics within the Department of Pharmacology and Therapeutics based in the Institute of Systems, Molecular and Integrative Biology. This programme aims to develop causal inference models
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clinical, epidemiological, and immunological data. You should have a PhD, or be close to completion, in bioinformatics, computational biology, microbial genomics or a related discipline, together
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(quantitative), stakeholder engagement (local government). • Supervising a graduate level research assistant to support data collection and co-supervising a PhD student to support completion of behavioural