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an exciting opportunity to work as a Senior Research Fellow at the Child Online Harms Policy Think Tank. We are seeking a highly motivated individual who will be expected to make a strong contribution to the
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, we also work closely with industry partners. The Child Online Harms Think Tank is in ICC and is an independent academic initiative dedicated to informing and influencing policy on child online safety
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for young people who are NEET, neurodiverse or facing multiple disadvantages. The post holder will work closely with Dr Darren Sharpe, Director of CHESS, and the wider programme team, engaging directly with
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. Together the team will investigate ‘contragestive' technologies, which would work in the crucial but overlooked window after ovulation and before early abortion is possible. By building better understandings
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. The successful candidate will work with principal investigator Melissa Tacy on the project at the University of Auckland and interact with the international associate investigators Simon Chandler-Wilde (Reading
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and diagnostic services, advisory work, farms and specialist facilities. Our relationships with government, industry, professions and rural communities mean that research can be developed with
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these areas broadly and welcome theoretical and empirical work, including experimental and quasi-experimental research and the design and evaluation of policy interventions. As part of this element of the role
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to collaborative work within the centre and to their independent research project. They take part in centre’s events – colloquia, working groups, conferences, workshops, and the like – and contribute actively
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university institute with Swiss roots and global reach. Operating from Lausanne with strategic hubs in Singapore, Shenzhen, and Cape Town, IMD works with 19,000+ executives from 120+ countries annually. Our
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. Today, BRIL continues to make ground-breaking advances in emerging areas and creates technologies that work toward a more sustainable environment, ensuring Toshiba has the capabilities to adhere to its