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initiative with the potential to influence urban design education, professional practice and research on a global scale. The successful candidate will join an ambitious and collaborative environment, working
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with Professor Kat Holt, to develop standardized protocols and reporting templates for sequence-based detection of pathogens in the hospital environment. They will undertake a review of current protocols
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data engineers, contributing to high-impact research on cancer prevention and risk. About you The successful candidate will work in a collaborative and internationally connected research environment
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and behaviour. With state-of-the-art MRI, PET, and EEG facilities, the CNS provides a dynamic environment for investigating the neurobiological mechanisms underlying mental health and the effects
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. Applications are invited from researchers working on any aspect of art history from Early Renaissance Europe through to the twentieth century. Research Environment The successful Fellow will join one of the UK’s
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, in accordance with the criteria the researcher at the time of recruitment must not yet have been awarded a doctoral degree. Find out more about our inclusive environment. Queries relating
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regular team meetings and play an active role in the academic environment of the Women and Children’s Health and Early Life Imaging groups. There will also be opportunities to support the development
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House. While we are most proud of our research, we are especially pleased with the convivial and enabling atmosphere within the Centre. This engenders an enjoyable and stimulating environment so that all
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applications and publish findings in high-impact scientific forums. Working in a highly collaborative and innovative environment alongside researchers and clinicians at UCL and UCLH. Contribute
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are seeking to appoint an enthusiastic researcher to join the Department of Public Health, Environments and Society to support the work of Food for Thought, a Wellcome Trust Research Fellowship, held by Dr