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NDPH Fellowship programme is intended to support suitably experienced individuals to develop an independent research area which will enhance Population Health research in Oxford. You will be responsible
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NDPH Fellowship programme is intended to support suitably experienced individuals to develop an independent research area which will enhance Population Health research in Oxford. Under the guidance
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Studies. Working under the supervision of Professor Rita Abrahamsen (Chair of African Studies), the successful candidate will develop and pursue an ambitious and original programme of research within
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biology, mathematical and computational finance, numerical analysis, machine learning and data science or the Oxford Centre for Industrial and Applied Mathematics (OCIAM). The successful candidates will be
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We are looking for a Senior Postdoctoral Research Fellow Reporting to the Principal Investigator Prof Yee-Whye Teh, the postholder will be a member of the Oxford Computational Statistics and
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or biology. In this role, you will work closely with Dr. Lynn and other lab members, employing cutting-edge optical imaging tools and computational analyses to determine how spatial and temporal features
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from the research programme. You will be working in a growing department within the Medical Sciences Division. The Department of Paediatrics is a world leader in child health research and hosts
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all procedures with clinical trial volunteers and you will provide broad clinical support to the HCV CHIM program (working with the project team, including a project manager). Giving clinical input
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a pioneering research programme on “Enabling consumers to make healthy financial choices“, focusing on how behavioural finance insights can be applied at scale through technology platforms to improve
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%) allocated to teaching on the School’s programmes and developing the Alfred Landecker Programme. The post is generously supported by funds from the Alfred Landecker Foundation, to support a programme of