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University of Edinburgh who are working to understand insulin resistance and design new therapeutic strategies to treat monogenic forms of diabetes. The successful candidate is likely to be an energetic
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human population and associated environmental data, whilst contributing to the design of sustainable dietary and heath interventions with a participatory component. Duties and responsibilities You will
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research, research design, recruitment, data collection and analyses, report writing and dissemination activities. The post would suit those with a particular interest in adolescent mental health and/or
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that the Researcher Development provision aligns with the University’s Research Plan, the UK Quality Code for Higher Education and the Concordat to Support the Career Development of Researchers. They are part of
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, Senior Lecturer at [email protected] . About You As a Research Assistant you will have: Qualifications to degree standard in relevant subject area Experience in designing and executing research using
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health or an acquired brain injury. The post holder will be responsible for co-designing, planning and undertaking data collection and data analysis. They will work as part of the project team
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screening. The successful candidate will plan and carry out experimental work, compile the data, and devise strategies for further development of the project. Tasks will include performing CRISPR mediated
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of only a few UK cities to have been designated as a UNESCO Creative City Our Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Commitment We are committed to ensuring reasonable adjustments are available for interviews
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of the community Excellent organisational skills, with the ability to plan and prioritise own workload to meet project targets Competence in quantitative research methodologies and statistical analysis Capacity
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to various audiences including project developments to researchers and collaborators. 7. Excellent organisational and team-working skills. Other 8. Proven ability to demonstrate creativity, innovation