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working week, providing a balanced work environment. We’re looking for an individual that has (or is soon to receive) a PhD in a statistical subject (equivalently, for candidates without a PhD, a period of
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be required to become actively involved in the research programme of the School and to register for a PhD under staff regulations which will be based on one of the School’s three research themes
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with other technical and non-technical staff, teams and groups Desirable Drive to develop and grow professionally Qualifications A PhD (or close to finishing a PhD) ideally in Molecular Biology
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opportunity brings together experience of teaching whilst working towards a PhD. Our close ties with industry and government provide us with a real-world focus. Our collaborations with academic experts around
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PhD in a relevant discipline and have experience of working with discrete-event simulation. This is a fixed-term post, tenable for 2 years. Part-time working arrangements will be considered
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. This opportunity brings together experience of teaching in a School which was rated in the top 50 in the UK in the Times Good University Guide 2024, whilst working towards a PhD in one of the top 25 UK
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close to completing their PhD; in this instance you will be appointed as a Research Assistant in the range £31,396 - £32,982 (pro rata) with progression to £33,966 (pro rata) on completion. We anticipate
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Qualifications A PhD in bioinformatics, biology or related field, and experience in the research area required (Research Associate Level) Good honours degree (or equivalent) (or equivalent) or close to submission
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communication skills and a PhD. The ability to handle, and analyse large, complex routine healthcare data, applying appropriate statistical methods will be essential. The role will involve activities, such as
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, Movement Science or related field (a PhD is essential for the Research Associate position), experience working with wearable sensor data and digital outcomes; proficient and independent signal processing