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for travel and professional development. To be successful you will have completed your PhD in a relevant (or equivalent professional qualifications). You will have: a strong background in survey research, with
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will have a PhD, or be close to completing one, in a relevant discipline such as pharmacology, molecular biology, neuroscience, biochemistry, physiology or evolutionary biology. You will have experience
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development of postgraduate and PhD researchers. You will have the opportunity to contribute to a programme of research that will inform decisions about how best to reduce disparities in maternity outcomes
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their own independent fellowship applications. The successful candidate will hold a PhD in igneous petrology, volcanology, geochemistry, or related geoscientific discipline and will have experience in
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of methods for tasks such as data harmonisation, phenotype representation, genomic analysis and patient or gene prioritisation. Working within research high-performance computing (HPC) environments
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range of sol-gel and electrochemical deposition methods. The successful candidate will also carry out a range of X-ray characterisation methods, including Bragg, small angle and reflectivity methods
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The Role: We are seeking an outstanding computational biologist to join the BioFAIR Pathfinder project to develop computational framework for gene regulatory network (GRN) inference methods in
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catchment area for donations is the South East of England. Central to our method of delivery is a student-centred approach providing students with a resource-rich environment in which to study. Students
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professional experience and/or a postgraduate qualification, such as a Master’s degree or PhD, in Computer Science, Information Systems, Engineering, Mathematics, Business, Economics, Finance or another relevant
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will hold a doctorate in psychology (or be about to submit your PhD in Psychology) or have equivalent professional qualifications and experience, be able to evidence excellence in teaching and research