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of postdocs, PhD students, local field assistants, and combine a diverse range of techniques – including behavioural experiments in the field, CT scanning, and bioinformatics. This position is funded by a NERC
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We are seeking an enthusiastic and dedicated postdoc to work on our NERC funded project ‘Tactical toothed whales: Evolution of between-group alliances in a non-human model’. This timely project will
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Balázs, supported by his EPSRC grant 'Particle systems, growth models and their probabilistic structures'. Our School has a vibrant scientific environment with leading researchers, several postdocs and
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. As part of the design and build phases of fusion reactors such as the STEP (Spherical Tokamak for Energy Production) programme, one of the major challenges is to develop manufacturing techniques
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administrative support You have strong computer skills, email communications, Microsoft packages ( full training will be given on the specific systems ) Contract type: Open-ended Work pattern: Full time Grade: D
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The project: Electromagnetic (EM) sensing is on the brink of a step-change. Once limited by computation and data-processing power, EM sensing is now being transformed by advances in high-performance
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programme of research. This post is available full or part-time (at a minimum 66% FTE) -to be agreed. The successful applicant will combine completing their clinical training in general adult psychiatry
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research scientists at the University of Bristol, based within our Cancer Research UK-funded Obesity-related Cancer Epidemiology Programme (OCEP). Our previously CRUK-funded programmes (2015 – 2025
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the programme alongside team members in the Health and Wellbeing research theme. We are looking for someone with an excellent track record of publishing and grant capture in mental health and wellbeing research
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, submitting grants to develop your research programme and support a research team (including postgraduate research students, and researchers). You will make a positive contribution to research culture in