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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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with the Group’s research, education and knowledge-exchange activities. We particularly welcome applicants with expertise in one or more of the following areas: Artificial Intelligence and AI-generated
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advantageous. Knowledge of leadership, organisational psychology, or strategic decision-making would also be desirable. The post-holder will work with Dr Nicholas J. Kelley, School of Psychology, and Professor
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offers excellent opportunities to develop your research profile and work towards research independence, build collaborative networks, contribute to knowledge exchange and policy engagement, and support the
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physical/engineering science. The candidates should possess knowledge of basic electronics, and experience in sensor design, fabrication and testing would be desirable. We are looking for a self-motivated
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findings, working closely with NHS, community and third-sector partners, and contributing to knowledge exchange activities. The role offers excellent opportunities to develop your research profile, build
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are able to apply that knowledge to the choices they make for their own lives – for their health now, in the future and for their future families. About the Role The Senior Research Dissemination Fellow will
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to understand the science behind the health messages they see and hear. They are able to apply that knowledge to the choices they make for their own lives – for their health now, in the future and for
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and delivering research, collecting and analysing data, publishing findings, working closely with NHS, community and third-sector partners, and contributing to knowledge exchange activities. The role
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undertaken in the PHERcS team and wider Specialist Centre for Public Health and to prepare quality research outputs for dissemination. You will have knowledge and experience of research within the public