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Institute (BCI) in London, with an ideal start date of July 2025. About You The successful candidate will be highly-motivated, have a PhD (or close to completion)* in a biological or computational discipline
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of a team. About You The candidate should have a PhD and ideally post-doctoral experience in an area relevant to the project, a productive track record, and experience covering the full range of duties
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to someone proactive and ambitious who has obtained their PhD and has begun an academic career in epidemiology, pharmacoepidemiology, or medical statistics, with a focus on causal inference methods applied
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***INTERNAL APPLICANTS ONLY*** About the Role We are seeking a Postdoctoral Research Associate with a PHD to join Bone & Joint Health at the Blizard Institute, QMUL, contributing to projects
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About the Role The purpose this post is to support the evaluation of a social needs screening programme in East London, development of Living Maps of What Works to address inequalities in primary
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of Engineering and Materials Science, a large School with 108 academics, more than 250 PhD students and over 2500 undergraduate students. It is one of five schools in the Faculty of Science and Engineering at
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stakeholders. The post holder will be expected to undertake interviews and focus groups, and support the quantitate analysis for this project. About You You will be a highly motivated individual with a PhD (or
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in the ongoing drive to reduce animal use in scientific research. Applicants must hold a PhD in Cell Biology or related discipline and have a track-record of success, as indicated by first-author
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should have a PhD (or close to completion) in applied health-related social science (e.g. health psychology, medical anthropology, public health). Applicants require experience of running research studies
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complex study. Applicants must have a PhD in a relevant subject. The study requires substantial skills in cell and molecular biology and will require vivo testing of the newly created cell-models. Omics