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on the evolution of humanitarian and human rights actions against the recruitment and use of children and youth in armed conflict, in Africa and in global perspective, and on disarmament, demobilisation
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. The technician will work closely with the PhD students and postdocs in the Tucker lab to aid their experiments and allow smooth running of the lab. Experience in mouse work is essential and an active Home Office
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the Centre for Research Staff Development for more information. About you: To be successful in this role, we are looking for candidates to have the following skills and experience: Essential criteria PhD. in
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social science. You will work with a linked PDRA focusing on the development of new holistic metrics for ecosystem resilience. You will: Identify barriers preventing businesses from incorporating
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candidate will hold a PhD in theoretical or mathematical physics, with knowledge of random matrix theory and/or its applications to theory of disordered/chaotic systems, and with some numerical skills
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(including a Parenting and Carers Fund and the Carer’s Career Development Fund), training, and a variety of diversity and inclusion networks. Staff can apply for flexible working to help them balance
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(including a Parenting and Carers Fund and the Carer’s Career Development Fund), training, and a variety of diversity and inclusion networks. Staff can apply for flexible working to help them balance
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. About The Role We are seeking a talented, highly motivated and enthusiastic Postdoctoral Research Associate as part of the EPSRC programme grant “Total Body Nuclear Imaging for the Development
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. The broader goal of the overall programme, funded through the Wellcome Trust bioimaging technology development initiative, is to deliver multimodal datasets in an interoperable manner through open access
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to delivering optimal gout care, by conducting focus groups, stakeholder engagement work, and qualitative data analysis. They will support the development of interventions to address identified barriers