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assessment exercises. Working collegiality with collaborators within the University of Kent and across different Universities, treatment providers and funders, helping to ensure high standards in research
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. You will be responsible for carrying out research on neuroimaging meta-analysis (NMA), developing novel methods and implementing them in efficient, well-documented and user-friendly code to be
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, and digital approaches using mutual learning, inclusive theory-development and creative methodologies (e.g. filmmaking, VR technologies) The successful candidate will support the Co-Investigator in co
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develop innovative research in the area of geospatial and digital health, demography and pandemic preparedness. You will also enhance and innovate on an existing geospatial database and interactive
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interest in social theory to join the workstream ‘Co-creating Concepts of Care.’ The expectation of the successful candidate is twofold: 1) To co-develop and conduct their own PhD project on how racialized
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, drawing conclusions, and making recommendations. Prioritising continuous self-learning and development - identifying those areas that you need to develop to achieve your future objectives. Proven ability
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on qualitative methods and behavioural science to other members of the group. The post holders will also work closely with IRAC team members to develop new projects within the group and establish their own area of
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can switch these immune responses on or off. The role offers the chance to develop your skills in a world-class research environment using state-of-the-art tools and techniques. You will be based in
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spread over five months (October 2025-February 2026). The duties will include: Observing a series of training sessions, in-person at University of Nottingham. Assisting with the design of a schedule of
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) opportunities for publication; (2) the chance to develop knowledge and skills in neuroimaging analysis; and (3) experience of working with digital mental health and smartphone-based assessment tools. There will