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stakeholder-facing, partnership, engagement or professional services environment, with the ability to manage multiple relationships and projects simultaneously. You will be comfortable taking an idea from
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field. The ideal candidate will have: Proven ability and commitment to carry out high quality original research, leading to publication in peer-reviewed journals. Quantitative and statistical software
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and teaching. Relevant fields include sociology, and economics. A research agenda on the environment and/or climate change is welcome. Applicants with the ability to teach advanced quantitative methods
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communication skills, with the ability to interpret complex requirements and produce clear reports, policies and guidance. Experience of committee support, policy or strategy development, and proofreading
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presentation of research findings at international conferences. Ability to work effectively within multidisciplinary research teams. Experience in hyperspectral optical instrumentation, clinical translation
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to allow access to these powerful scientific platforms for device physics applications. About the role The post holder will be required to carry out research on charge transport in energy materials
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of contingency planning, project plans, risk analysis and the implementation of innovative strategies Experience of managing high performing teams Strong leadership skills, with the ability to lead, motivate and
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Research Assistant (1 x 0.6 FTE or 2 x 0.3FTE) to work on the research project ‘The Power of Loose Parts Play (POLLP): Exploring Children’s Experiences with Loose Parts Play to Support Early Learning and
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, influencing senior stakeholders and providing clear, evidence-based advice to support decision-making. Strong communication, analytical and problem-solving skills are essential, alongside the ability to balance
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in the QS World University Rankings; the Division is ranked fifth globally for psychology in QS 2026, and UCL is first in the UK for research power in psychology, psychiatry and neuroscience in REF