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Survey (BAS). There are also strong connections to the Institute for Data and Artificial Intelligence (IDAI) at UoB. The researcher will work with Dr. Martin Widmann, Dr. Ruth Geen and Prof. Gregor
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. Knowledge of qualitative data acquisition and analysis and a keen interest in further developing your skills would also be an advantage. You will be a skilled and sensitive listener and communicator, able
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opportunities, we anticipate a large number of applications at CSER; due to the limited amount of workspace available, we can only forward a small selection of these to the British Academy. Applications should be
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researcher with a PhD in Soil Science or Agricultural Science, possessing strong field research skills, data analysis expertise, and the ability to work collaboratively in an international, multidisciplinary
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assessments in these studies involved large, high quality, multi-informant and multi-method assessment batteries including diagnostic interviews, direct observation tasks, health economics data and a large
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clinical trial portfolio for a research programme in antimicrobial resistance and work to support colleagues in data-enabled trials. You will also undertake statistical methods research associated with
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Contribute to the creation of a large database on historical banknote users Collect and summarise relevant background information about monetary and financial history in modern Britain between 1690s and 1920s
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outlined below. Develop research objectives and proposals for own or joint research, with assistance of a mentor if required Analyse and interpret data Apply knowledge in a way which develops new
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observation tasks, health economics data and a large battery of questionnaires. Because of the quality of the datasets, the elevated risk of children involved and the importance of the research questions, we
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data and a large battery of questionnaires. Because of the quality of the datasets, the elevated risk of children involved and the importance of the research questions, we anticipate submission of a