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Contract type: Fixed term for until May 2025 Hours: Full-time About the role We are looking for a Human Factors Research Fellow to work on the RESPOND Programme within the Quality, Reliability
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attribution markers; (iii) quantifying the relative contribution of different human infection sources. This evidence-based approach will enable effective local public health and policy interventions and focus
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proposed will be based on Human Factors science and the programme will culminate in a 24 hospital randomised Stepped Wedge trial. The postholder will be working closely with Professor Peter McCulloch and his
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Ebola. The team are running pioneering studies on experimental controlled human challenge studies for bacterial and viral infections and phase I-III studies of experimental vaccines to transform human
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falls within the scope of Oxford’s Engineering Science Department; see the posted Job Description for additional details. The postholder will report to the Head of Department and act as the leader
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About the role The Faculty of Theology and Religion seeks to appoint to the Gordon Milburn Research Fellowship, which will be held in conjunction with Campion Hall. This Fellowship is designed for an individual with outstanding potential who is still at an early stage of their academic career....
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infectious agents for human challenge studies. Additionally, you will undertake administrative work supporting clinical trial conduct including regulatory oversight and safety reporting. It is essential
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characterisation of secreted EVs, and by helping to analyse samples of cells and human brain tissue. You will assist in the general running of the lab; including reagent ordering, lab organisation, and common
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an interest in digital humanities and AI technologies. Independent scholarly work, a rigorous work ethic, and meticulous attention to detail are key. Proficiency in English and excellent communication skills
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Research Fellow to focus on the designing, delivering and executing of clinical trials of malaria vaccines and human malaria challenge studies in Oxford and providing support for trials at partner sites in