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About the Role We are seeking a creative and enthusiastic Bioinformatician to lead on the design, conduct, supervision and publication of bioinformatic analyses in the Modernising Medical
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our lab, and support the co-development of strengths-based training materials for autistic young people, families, and professionals. You will contribute to the design of research materials, gather and
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member of the Design Bioethics Lab (DBL) led by Dr Kathryn Francis and Dr David Lyreskog. You will work on the Wellcome Trust funded project ARIADNE – an interdisciplinary research project developing a
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a member of the Design Bioethics Lab (DBL) led by Dr Kathryn Francis and Dr David Lyreskog. You will work on the Wellcome Trust funded project ARIADNE – an interdisciplinary research project
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teams, delivery bodies and other partners. You will organise and facilitate fieldwork, interviews, workshops and co-design activities, gather and analyse evidence, and translate findings into practical
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processes. You will plan, coordinate and produce engaging network communications, including e-newsletters, website content, online resources and print and digital promotional materials. You will collect
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authoritative advice and guidance to students, academics and professional services colleagues while supporting continuous improvement across assessment processes. Key responsibilities: Plan, coordinate and
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– Professor Naveed Akbar – [email protected] The University of Oxford offers a comprehensive range of competitive benefits available to all members of staff designed to support both professional and
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member of the Design Bioethics Lab (DBL) led by Dr Kathryn Francis and Dr David Lyreskog. You will work on the Wellcome Trust funded project ARIADNE – an interdisciplinary research project developing a
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on the research activity of the lab is available at: https://www.rinaldi-lab.com/ . The successful candidate will be involved with study design and experimental conduct. The post holder will work at the newly built