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scholarship and heritage sector practice relating to wider histories of production and consumerism, sociability and embodiment, and global networks of exchange. This project will redefine carpet scholarship
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. Enhance your research through collaboration with other researchers and make active contributions to exchange of ideas through your own network. Be able to understand, interpret, create and communicate
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insecurity, which will include sampling; training and managing research assistants (survey enumerators); team-based, quantitative and qualitative data analysis; and working with a network of European
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minoritised groups (including refugees and people seeking asylum) to understand how community networks and social practices promote mental health in hostile contexts. You will also collaborate closely with
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within the "Interdisciplinary Values Research Network". The advertised position therefore offers you the opportunity to work in an interdisciplinary and internationally oriented team. Your future tasks
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). Additionally, you will collaborate with researchers at Queen Mary University of London (Dr Margherita Malanchini) and King’s College London (Professor Robert Plomin), contributing to a broader network of PhD
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and racially minoritised groups (including refugees and people seeking asylum) to understand how community networks and social practices promote mental health in hostile contexts. You will also
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to ionising radiation and clinically relevant drugs. A strong focus of this research is to study the specific functions of key DNA repair enzymes in high detail, how they function as a network to facilitate
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collaboration with other researchers. Support the development and submission of funding bids in the Centre including working on systematic literature reviews, data and impact plans, networking with non-academic
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to attend Hub events, including symposia, project meetings, networking events and industry mentoring. The University of Oxford and the Department of Chemistry offer an inclusive and supportive working