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Mental Health Science and will significantly shape the programme alongside team members in the Health and Wellbeing research theme. We are looking for someone with an emerging track record of excellence in
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) is a research platform that provides a secure computing environment to systematically link study participant’s data to their health, social and environmental records. We provide a research service to
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We are seeking a visionary Senior Research Data Engineer to play a pivotal role in the newly funded BRIDE (Bristol Research and Innovation Data Engineering) Hub—a groundbreaking collaboration
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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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informal enquiries please contact Prof Christopher Kent (c.kent@bristol.ac.uk ), Deputy head of School; Prof Claire Haworth (claire.haworth@bristol.ac.uk ), Programme Director for MSc Mental Health Science
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background and LGBTQIA+ communities. Working in a collegial and supportive school, you will be publishing high quality research in international journals, submitting grants to develop your research programme
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guiding students, promoting equality and inclusion, and offering pastoral support. You will also take responsibility for specific areas of administration related to the programme and contribute to important
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are adaptable and able to deliver high quality, efficient and effective clinical administrative support. You have strong computer skills; email communications, Microsoft packages (full training will be
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across Applied Mathematics, Computer Science, Probability and Statistics, who engage with a range of non- academic partners. This particular role involves conducting methodological and theoretical research
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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