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Dame Kathleen Ollerenshaw (DKO) Fellowship (University of Manchester at Harwell) (2 Posts Available)
education. In addition, we are a Disability Confident Employer, guaranteeing an interview for any disabled applicant who meets the minimum requirements for a job. The University of Manchester The University
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, University of Manchester Employment type: Fixed Term Division/Team: Division of Psychology and Mental Health Hours Per Week: 1 FTE Closing date: 17/04/2024 Contract Duration: 45 Months School/Directorate
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of the University of Manchester Library to harmonize, reconcile, transform, add, and enhance data on foreign books in early modern England and produce two journal articles (one co-authored with the PI) based
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the Policy Research Unit in Health and Care Systems and Commissioning, based at the University of Manchester. Working the wider project team, the postholder will design the survey, organise the data
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The University of Manchester invites applications from candidates with a BSc or MSc in psychology, social science, epidemiology, public health, or equivalent to investigate the impact of juvenile
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at the University of Cambridge. Collaborating (amongst others) with Prof. John Wheeler from the University of Liverpool and Dr Simon Hunt from the University of Manchester, the post-holder will delve into imaging
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, 2024 – July 31, 2025 How to apply The University of Manchester is now accepting applications from PhD researchers for EPSRC Doctoral Prize Fellowships 2024/25, which are available to both internal and
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of researchers from LSHTM, University of Oxford, University of Manchester, UK Health Security Agency and the University of Nottingham. The team is jointly led by Professor Nicholas Mays and Dr Rebecca Glover
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experienced, multi-disciplinary team of researchers from LSHTM, University of Oxford, University of Manchester, UK Health Security Agency and the University of Nottingham. The team is jointly led by Professor
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strategy to minimise non-biological variability in the measures and iii) implement it at the acquisition and/or image processing level. The project is in close collaboration with the University of Manchester