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system-wide blueprint for preconception and interpregnancy care and support. Working within a multidisciplinary team, you will undertake a mixed-methods evaluation, using qualitative and quantitative
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modelling, immunometabolism, and regenerative medicine within a large, well‑funded collaborative programme. About you You will hold a PhD/DPhil or equivalent a relevant discipline along with: Strong hands
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interpretation of data Simple process simulation and modelling General lab organization and coordination Assist supervising PhD, Master and undergraduate project students Data collation, presentation and reporting
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researchers and PhD students in this role, so strong communication and mentoring skills will be a plus. A PhD or equivalent professional qualification is essential. Due to the topic of the work, candidates must
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, research institutes, and consortium meetings across Europe, providing excellent networking and professional development opportunities. You will have a PhD (or equivalent experience) in Organic Chemistry
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Investigate materials (electrode substrate, membrane and catalysts) Synthesis and interpretation of data Simple process simulation and modelling General lab organization and coordination Assist supervising PhD
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hold a PhD/DPhil or equivalent a relevant discipline along with: Strong hands‑on experience of stem cell-derived models Demonstrated expertise in adipose tissue biology and adipocyte differentiation
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mixed-methods evaluation, using qualitative and quantitative research to understand the blueprint’s implementation, effectiveness and impact on maternity outcomes. You will play a key role in designing
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cross-disciplinary and delivered by researchers across the University of Southampton through the Southampton Marine and Maritime Institute (SMMI). We are seeking candidates with a PhD or equivalent
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skills with meticulous attention to detail. Your knowledge and experience will usually have been gained through a relevant PhD, but may also have been achieved via other research experience, normally