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coordinate fieldwork, manage data, and contribute to high-quality research outputs. The successful candidate will hold a PhD in ecology or related field, and have strong quantitative and analytical
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School’s Biostatistics team and the Keele Health and Care Data Research Network on a study funded by Muscular Dystrophy UK. You will have a PhD in epidemiology, biostatistics or other related subject with a
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Lecturer in Cyber Security. The School delivers high-quality teaching and research across computer science, data science, mathematics, and aligned specialist areas, with a strong commitment to student
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qualification (PhD or equivalent) in Public Health or a closely related discipline and will provide strategic and operational leadership for our Public Health programmes, ensuring an outstanding student
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University is seeking to appoint a Teaching Fellow in Environmental Geography and Ecology. This is a fixed term post (up to 2.5 years). You will have a PhD awarded in a relevant geographical, environmental
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engineering and directed evolution. The successful candidate will have a PhD in Chemical Biology, Biochemistry, Biotechnology, Chemistry or a closely related discipline, together with experience in the
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hold a PhD/Doctorate in Sport and Exercise Science and have teaching experience in modules related to Biomechanics. Experience of module design, module leadership and research interests that align
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, structured/telemetry, audio and vision-language data. The post holder will develop and run Large Language Model (LLM) evaluation pipelines, implement adversarial and robustness testing, prepare and
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, ensuring data is converted to actionable insight for service design and change. Critically you will work across services to map customer journeys and engage a wide variety of stakeholders carefully
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organising meetings and undertaking all associated administration, as well as experience in generating reports and handling data. The Benefits The University recognises that its success depends upon the