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research to understand health services and systems, alongside applied research to support clinicians, managers, and policymakers. Our work brings together a wide range of methods, including quantitative
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About the Role The School of Electronic Engineering and Computer Science at Queen Mary University of London is looking to recruit a Postdoctoral Research Assistant to support the projects led by Dr
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runs a vibrant programme of around 500 events. Philanthropy plays a significant role in the life of the Academy and supports our mission to develop and educate the musicians of tomorrow. The Royal
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vibrant programme of around 500 events. Philanthropy plays a significant role in the life of the Academy and supports our mission to develop and educate the musicians of tomorrow. The Royal Academy
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Health & Wellbeing Officer (THRIVE Programme Pilot) Do you have a passion for enabling success and wellbeing? Are you an excellent organiser and communicator who can turn ideas into action? Join us
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management. About You You will be an expert in the development and implementation of compliance frameworks within complex organisations, including the application of relevant methods, tools and approaches
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this Fellowship. The Fellowship will be for a period up to 6 months (normally between January and June 2026), based in Paris or London, or split between the two cities. As a Fellow, you will develop a programme of
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CoSector CoSector – University of London is a digital services provider that operates as part of the University of London. It evolved from the University of London Computer Centre (ULCC), established in 1968
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care and preventive medicine. The post-holder will work in the Centre for Evaluation and Methods (CEM), a thriving centre that incorporates collaborative units who work to deliver outstanding research
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of computational and behavioural neuroscience with modelling and domestic chicks’ data. This position is funded by a Leverhulme Trust project entitled “Generalisation from limited experience: how to solve