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motivated applicant to undertake an original and applied programme of research linked to ongoing work led nationally by the Chartered Institute for the Management of Sport and Physical Activity (CIMSPA
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Applications are invited for a Research Assistant/Associate position to work in the groups of Dr Felipe Karam Teixeira and Professor Richard Durbin at the Department of Genetics in central Cambridge
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Management and/or Organisational Behaviour, as well as in associated fields, such as Industrial/Employment Relations, Employment Studies, Organisation Studies, Labour Economics, and Work Sociology. For any
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Information Department contact for academic-related enquiries Dr. Johny Daniel Ph.D. Associate Professor School of Education Durham University Johny.r.daniel@durham.ac.uk Contact information for technical
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Location: South Kensington, London About the role: The Department of Chemical Engineering is seeking a skilled and enthusiastic individual for a Research Assistant or Associate position within
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Research Assistant/Research Associate* in Cardiovascular Epidemiology (BHF Scholarship) (Fixed Term)
by Professor John Danesh, is part of the Department of Public Health and Primary Care (DPHPC), one of Europe’s leading academic departments of population health sciences. As part of a funding grant
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We are seeking an enthusiastic, motivated individual for a position in the group of Professor Alan Warren, Department of Hematology in the Cambridge Institute for Medical Research at the Cambridge
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Salary: Research Assistant: £32,546 - £34,132 per annum Research Associate: £35,116 - £36,130 per annum Newcastle University is a great place to work, with excellent benefits . We have a generous
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. This project will be jointly supervised by Dr Matthew Walker (Assistant Professor in Architectural History), Dr Frank Salmon (Associate Professor in the History of Art) at Cambridge; and, at the Museum
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outcomes will then be assessed through metrics coming from this initial analysis, to assess how far they have successfully addressed the problem. The new clinics run by specialist secondary care clinicians