44 assistant-professor Fellowship positions at University of Birmingham in United-States
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Consortium). The post is based in the School of Health Sciences within the Applied Health Sciences Department, and the post holder will assist with delivering the programme of work associated with the PHRESH
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Croft lab within the Rheumatology Research Group. The Research Fellow will be supervised by Professor Croft within the Department of Inflammation and Ageing at the University of Birmingham. The successful
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of Birmingham. Appointees will work under the direction of Professor Caroline Richards, Dr Rory Devine and Professor Andrew Bagshaw, alongside collaborators Dr Hayley Crawford (University of Warwick), Dr Jane
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within Schools and the wider community to assist families to navigate and connect to services that often prove difficult to access and support them to remain connected to these services. The Pathfinder
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Theory Group (SMTG) is led by Professor David O. Scanlon. We are seeking to recruit a Research Fellow in Computational Discovery of Wide Band Gap Conducting Oxides, who will computationally explore new
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. The post holder will join the Chemistry groups led by Prof. Peter Slater, Professor Paul Anderson, and Dr. Phoebe Allan, https://www.birmingham.ac.uk/staff/profiles/chemistry/anderson-paul.aspx https
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their working week in The Nelson Trust, Gloucester & Swindon Women’s Centres, although they will remain directly line managed by the Principal Investigator (Professor Simon Pemberton) for the project. The post
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position (80%FTE) until October 2026. The MHMTC is led by Professor Matthew Broome (Institute for Mental Health, and Birmingham Women’s and Children’s NHS Foundation Trust (BWC), and Co-Directed by Professor
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August 2025 Background The Children’s Brain Tumour Research Team (CBTRT) (www.cbtrt.bham.ac.uk) at the University of Birmingham, set up by Professor Andrew Peet and now led by Dr John Apps brings together
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: Implementation Process Evaluation, which is led by Professor Justin Waring and works closely with service stakeholders, LEAG members, and the programme’s clinical and technical leads. The research will apply