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renowned researchers operating at the cutting edge of their fields. Interdisciplinary engagement: Join collaborative research communities across LSBU’s three colleges—including Health & Life Sciences
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and PhD students, and communicate your research at national or international conferences. What we are looking for: The successful applicant will have a keen enthusiasm for research in fluid mechanics
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Slave Trade. The successful applicant will have received training from the disciplines of media and communications, Black studies, race and postcolonaility, literature, cultural sociology and history
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also be opportunities in the wider community of researchers at UCL to develop new networks. This is a fixed-term role for 6 months in the first instance, with the possibility of extension (3 years in
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track record, with scientific curiosity and a commitment to rigorous research. Strong written and verbal communication skills in English. Experience of working in a team environment. Experience of working
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to learn unfamiliar tools as needed (e.g. GitHub, APIs, new libraries). Familiarity with econometric techniques, especially panel data methods. Clear, concise written and verbal communication skills. Ability
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collection of evidence of impact through communication activities, feature-limited software releases and efforts to inform policy. Candidates for this PhD should have a strong foundation in computer
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theory, and the analysis of large data ensembles. You will write papers for submission to academic journals, collaborate with academics and PhD students, and communicate your research at national
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programme, you will become part of a close-knit community of like-minded researchers. Our PhD researchers actively participate in our research activities by collaborating with faculty and fellow PhD students
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communities. Mediterranean products were also traded north where they entered new trading networks and were imbued with new meanings and values. The PhD project will ideally focus on this northern aspect of