11 phd-position-in-image-processing PhD positions at University of Oxford in United Kingdom
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imaging data and possess sufficient specialist knowledge in brain imaging. The position is full time (part time considered) fixed term for two years. The closing date for applications is noon on 21 April
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a PhD/DPhil (or have submitted a thesis) in a field such as medieval studies, book history, or digital humanities. You will have excellent reading knowledge of Latin and expertise in manuscript
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the decision analytic modelling field research field and contribute to high quality reports for funding bodies and peer-reviewed outputs. You will hold a DPhil/PhD in health economics or a related quantitative
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computational biologists • Opportunity to contribute to high-impact publications • Career development opportunities, including support for enrolment in PhD programmes This post is for 1 year
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FTE, 30 hours per week minimum) and is fixed term up to 31/03/2027. About You You will have extensive expertise in statistics, likely including a PhD, and experience and interest in working in
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a friendly, vibrant and intellectually stimulating place to work We are seeking a Researcher in Bioethics to work closely with Professor Michael Parker and Professor Patricia Kingori on a project
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more broadly in the NDPCHS’s portfolio of health economics research and teaching activities. You should have (or be close to completing) a DPhil/PhD in health economics or one of its cognate disciplines
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briefs, presentations, and policy outputs Liaising with research partners (e.g., BRAC, GiveDirectly, J-PAL) This post is ideal for candidates considering a PhD or a policy career in development economics
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of Dr Sarah Tonkin-Crine. There are two full-time positions available, but part-time working at a minimum of 0.6FTE may be considered. The first position is fixed-term for two years with the possibility
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hold, or be close to completion of a DPhil/PhD in wearable sensors or a closely related field and possess sufficient specialist knowledge in the discipline to work within established research programmes