27 postdoctoral-fellowship-in-material-science Fellowship positions at University of London
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The Jacobsen Fellowship The Jacobsen Fellowship has been established from a gift by Mr J A B Jacobsen, and is offered for research in Philosophy in the general field of ‘The Personal and Impersonal
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educational outcomes of primary school children in Nairobi County. The post-holder will support the health economics and financing workstream of this research, including data collection. A key output will be
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and dissemination. The individual will be supported to develop their own research interest and to prepare a postdoctoral research fellowship. The post is full-time 35 hours per week, 1.0 FTE and fixed
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. Additionally, experience with geospatial analysis, GIS, and data science is essential. Some experience in communication and dissemination of policy-relevant results is desirable. The post is full-time 35 hours
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development and opportunities for growth would allow the post holder to be able to apply for independent fellowships. The post-holder must have a postgraduate degree, ideally a doctoral degree, in data science
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Global Mental Health joining a team working at the interface between epidemiology, intervention development and testing, and intervention science in low resource settings. The post will be based in
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View All Vacancies Veterinary Epidemiology, Economics & Public Health Group Location: Hawkshead (nr Potters Bar, Herts) Salary: £39,969 to £50,760 Per Annum Including London Weighting Fixed Term
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computational research projects and data infrastructure carried out in the research group. The post-holder will be able to develop research questions within Statistics, Population Data Science, Computational
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. The post holder will have a postgraduate degree, ideally a doctoral degree in social science or related field, demonstrated research experience in social science research methods, publications and the
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. This will be a key role in the project “Silencing the noise in quantum circuits by a Quantum fluid Bath – SQuBa”, a joint project between the Quantum Technology Department at the National Physical Laboratory