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for interacting with the sleeping brain to boost learning. The postholder will assist with recruitment of participants, data collection, and analysis, as well as contributing to the general running
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learn alongside researchers in public health, with the work including primary data collection (surveys, interviews, focus groups), data analysis (qualitative, quantitative and mixed-methods), liaising
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the different methodologies: setting-up, participant recruitment, data collection, data analysis, write-up, and producing infographics and presentations. They will also support the team to develop relevant
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English Language: IELTS 6.5 Overall (with no individual component below 6.5) or Swansea University recognised equivalent. For further information, please see the English Language Requirements - Swansea University
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to wider project planning. You will have recent experience in PCR, qRT-PCR, cell culture, and proteomic analysis, and willingness to work with tissue generated from in vivo models. This is a full-time
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produce relevant reports summarising the analysis and the surveys. This is a part time post (28 hours per week), and you will be offered an a fixed term contract until 31 March 2026. About you To be
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and data analysis workshops. Flexibility in delivery through online and offline bespoke training courses, currently includes research seminars, methods workshops, standard modules, intensives, as
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Methods (all HEIs); Ethnography; Interaction Analysis (Audio, Video and Multimodal Approaches); Advanced Approaches to Science and Technology Studies; Theorising Contemporary Social Change and
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publications, and explore opportunities for funding and collaboration. These research groups are: The Global Drug Policy Observatory, the Political Analysis and Governance Research Group, the Philosophy Research
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taking the lead, with research data collection and analysis, the development of training and the dissemination of findings to appropriate groups related to the project. This is a brilliant opportunity for