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at the Department of Psychology of the University of Cambridge. The successful candidate will join a highly active research group in which they will take part in a programme of research that aims to establish
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understand human decision-making under uncertainty, its neurobiological foundations, and related psychological and psychiatric phenomena. S/he is to aim to publish in high-impact academic journals
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Research Centre. You will be based within Professor O'Brien's research group, a vibrant interdisciplinary group of basic and clinical scientists in the Department of Psychiatry at the University
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O'Brien's research group in the Department of Psychiatry, a vibrant interdisciplinary group of basic and clinical scientists at the University of Cambridge undertaking clinical and biomarker studies seeking
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(Children's Improvisational Music Therapy Evaluation) Study at the Autism Research Centre (ARC), in the Department of Psychiatry, University of Cambridge. The study will evaluate whether improvisational music
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of working independently and as part of a team. An undergraduate degree in psychology or neuroscience or related field is required. Experience of conducting hands-on research with children or adults is
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Unit and will join the Hearing and Language Group. The post holder will also collaborate with members of the lab and NHS clinicians (e.g. Dr Elisabeth Warburton (lead acute stroke consultant; Cambridge
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with the Clinical School of Biochemistry at the University of Cambridge (https://www.mrl.ims.cam.ac.uk/ ). The Senior Research Associate/Technologist will work closely with the Blouet group and Disease
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recruitment, data collection, data preparation and analysis, and archiving. You will have a Masters in Psychology, Organisational Behaviour, or another Behavioural field (e.g., Behavioural Engineering
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The University The Faculty of Education at the University of Cambridge wishes to appoint a full-time Research Associate to join the KPMG-Cambridge Partnership 'Future of Work': Mental Wellbeing