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The Oxford Department of International Development (ODID) is seeking to recruit a Comparative Data & Methods Postdoctoral Researcher. Reporting to Professor Masooda Bano, the post-holder will join a
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. About the role As Postdoctoral Researcher in Big Data for Cardiovascular Population Health, you will play a key role in applying machine learning, health statistics, and large-scale medical and population
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patents. The appointee will analyse scientific data from a variety of sources to develop the project, reviewing and refining working hypotheses as required. You should hold a PhD/DPhil in medicinal
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(http://ori.ox.ac.uk/labs/goals/) within the Oxford Robotics Institute (ORI), as part of the EPSRC Programme Grant in Embodied Intelligence (https://embodiedintelligence.web.ox.ac.uk) and other follow
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collection of both quantitative and qualitative data online and in-situ including schools, educational environments, and public/commercial locations About You You will have or to be close to completion of PhD
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explores genetic causes of neurological disorders and aim to develop therapies for these conditions with a high complementary approach, ranging from stem cell modelling to functional genomic. Information
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dimensions of AI screening tools for mental health risk; from research design, research ethics submission, data collection, analysis, and outputs About You You will have or to be close to completion of PhD
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-associated virus (AAV)-based gene therapy treatments for inherited retinal disease (IRD). The successful candidate will generate translational research data required to support the preclinical development
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circular economy for Electrical and Electronic Equipment (CEEE) that reduces the mining of rare, expensive and critical raw materials. CEEP is supported by a consortium of over 25 partners from across
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VulcansFluids: The behaviour of halogens and sulfur in high temperature natural processes. Research will be predominantly in the experimental petrology laboratory under the direction of Prof Bernard Wood https