29 linked-data-"https:"-"https:"-"https:"-"https:"-"Cirad" Fellowship positions at Queen's University Belfast
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- Administrative Data Research Centre NI Job description This 48-month Research Fellow post is funded by the Administrative Data Research Centre Northern Ireland (ADRC NI) funded research programme, led by
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mental health) Substantial, recent, relevant experience working with complex linked administrative data, and routinely collected health and social care data, ideally within the Northern Ireland context
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). Substantial, recent, relevant experience working with complex health and environment-related data, ideally within the Northern Ireland context including linked administrative data, and routinely
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equivalent) in high-power laser plasma interaction and related areas. Demonstrate significant experience in experimental research using high-power lasers, Experience in using computer codes for data
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QUB will be focused on the recruitment of NI based participants, the psychosocial survey management and data analyses, and the exploration of data-linkage across sites/Trusts. They will have formal
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work collaboratively with other regional investments such as our new clinical research facility iREACH, data science hub Momentum 1.0, the Centre for Digital Healthcare Technologies (CDHT) and the
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Edge Intelligence Job description About the job: You will be a highly productive, ambitious and collaborative member of National Edge AI Hub (https://edgeaihub.co.uk/) research project/team assisting in
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testing, mixed-methods data collection and analysis, and dissemination. The post holder will work closely with the WP5 leads and collaborate across consortium partners (University College Cork
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with communities. Experience in participatory and qualitative research designs and the analyses of qualitative data. Experience of communicating research to variety of audiences including the general
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important evidence regarding the surveillance, treatment and follow-up of women diagnosed with gynaecological cancer and precancer. This project will involve using data from the Northern Ireland