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, analysing and interpreting high quality quantitative research on human perception, motor control, and/or cognition. Experience with any of the following topics and approaches will be a strong advantage
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applications from those with research interests in the broad field of medieval social and economic history and we are particularly eager to hear from applicants with expertise in either digital humanities
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Post Doctoral Research Associate in Health Inequalities ( Job Number: 24000564) Institute of Medical Humanities Grade 7: - £37,099 - £39,347 per annum Fixed Term - Full Time Contract Duration: 36
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all types of living organisms, from bacteria, through the plant and animal kingdoms, to human health and disease. The Role Inflammatory bowel diseases (IBD) are complex pathologies with an increasing
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are 1. How did humans experience and perceive climatic and environmental fluctuation across the Mediterranean in the first millennium CE, and 2. how did they respond both intellectually and socially
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, ‘Powerpoor’ and ‘Include’. The researcher will be based at Durham University. Durham University Durham University is one of the world's top universities with strengths across the Arts and Humanities, Sciences
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and Complexity, Artificial Intelligence and Human Systems, Networks, Scientific Computing and Vision, Imaging and Visualisation. There is a lively research culture with many visitors and events, and
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area on our Why Durham? information page. The Role and Department The Department of Geography at Durham comprises 68 academic staff (approximately equally divided between physical and human geography), a
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with partners at the Universities of Edinburgh and Oxford. In particular, a close working relationship with an Edinburgh-based PDRA and PhD student will be important. The VIPER project: Plate tectonics
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? information page. The Role and Department The Department of Geography at Durham comprises 68 academic staff (approximately equally divided between physical and human geography), a graduate school of around 100