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for 2 years, and may be considered through performance evaluation for an extension of another year. The applicant is expected to commence as soon as possible, but the starting date is negotiable. A highly
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of metabolic homeostasis Perform biomedical experiments involving molecular biology techniques and biostatistical analysis Undertake other duties as assigned 5.5 workday per week is required Requirements a Ph.D
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EoLC Perform advanced level of data analysis (quantitative and qualitative) Advance knowledge based on the data and disseminate it through peer-review journals, press conference or other means Draft
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characterize novel humoral factors and biomarkers involved in the regulation of metabolic homeostasis Perform biomedical experiments involving molecular biology techniques and biostatistical analysis Undertake
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the School of Nursing (Ref: 537268), to commence as soon as possible for one to two years, with the possibility of renewal subject to funding availability and satisfactory performance. Applicants should
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Fellow in the Department of Mathematics. The positions are awarded for 2 years, and may be considered through performance evaluation for an extension of another year. The applicant is expected to commence
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subject to satisfactory performance and funding availability. Applicants should possess a PhD in Mental Health, Psychology, Clinical Psychology, Social Work or other related disciplines. They should have (i
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the Research Lead as well as excellent practical experience in the fields of medicine and biotechnology. Duties and Responsibilities Perform clinical studies (including subject contact and counselling
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satisfactory performance and funding availability. Applicants should possess a Doctoral degree in statistics, biostatistics, computer science, psychiatry, psychology or a related discipline. They should be
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, and prepare reports and papers. Perform other duties as assigned. The appointee will be given an opportunity to develop their own research programme in the wider fields of PID and autoimmunity