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Applications are invited for CREATE, a PhD training programme in global health, to commence in September 2027. CREATE is an exciting consortium of 5 UK Universities, with 6 partner research
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quantitative skills and formal training in economic evaluation and related methods. The post is full-time 35 hours per week, 1.0 FTE and fixed term until 31 March 2028. The post is funded by the National
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other aspects of research methods; organising searches; screening studies for inclusion; extracting data and assessing the quality of included studies; synthesising qualitative evidence; liaising with
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, social policy, sociology, social research methods. They will also have skills and experience in quantitative data analysis, and an interest in food insecurity, poverty, health, and policy. A background in
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Outcome Network (ICON) on an NIHR-funded Better Methods, Better Research (BMBR) project developing the Multiple imputation framework for missing data. This collaboration with University of Warwick, aims
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analysis experience and use of statistical methods. Further particulars are included in the job description. The post is full-time 35 hours per week, 1 FTE and fixed term until 31 October 2027. The post is
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simulations and future climate scenarios, knowledge of climate change detection and attribution methods and relevant experience with scientific academic writing. Further particulars are included in the job
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Fellow to lead a project aiming to develop and evaluate novel epidemiological methods for measuring the effectiveness of malaria control interventions rapidly and cost-effectively. The post holder will be
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October 2026. We welcome applications from candidates who meet most of the following criteria A PhD in Earth Sciences Strong knowledge of structural geology and subsurface analysis Experience working in
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research to develop high-bandwidth, high-resolution readout of stripline beam position monitors, using fibre-coupled electro-optic methods. The proposed project will focus on optimising the Electro-Optical