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‘Populations’ theme. The successful Grade 8 candidate will be expected to lead on the planning and delivery of the research programme and oversee research governance. About you We seek highly motivated
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PhD in Politics, Sociology, Economics, or other relevant Social Science programme. You will have a track record of use of advanced quantitative methods, including time-series cross-sectional and/or
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Trial Unit to contribute to multidisciplinary research projects, primarily funded by the NIHR Programme Grants for Applied Research (PGfAR) and the NIHR Health Technology Assessment (HTA) programme. You
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practitioner and educator, you will have the ability to facilitate student learning using a comprehensive range of delivery methods including; lectures, simulations, clinical skills, interactive group work, and
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programmes. You will contribute to course reviews and support the School's teaching quality assurance processes. Your role will also involve developing and applying innovative teaching methods, designing
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must have experience in qualitative methods, health services and policy research, and evaluation approaches. You will have excellent skills in writing and presenting to academic audiences, and effective
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troubleshoot and develop new methods. They should also be comfortable working within a large, multi-site, multidisciplinary team. Additional information Informal enquiries are welcome and should be made
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interpersonal and presentation skills, and the capacity to develop resources that enhance teaching quality. You should be adept at delivering classes through various methods, including lectures, seminars, and
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: Design and implement models for a knowledge graph as part of an R&D team. Research methods and techniques for populating the knowledge graph. Develop models or algorithms to facilitate risk identification
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two policy papers, and actively support the Network’s activities, including the Deterrence Futures Programme. Based in Leicester, the Fellow will be line-managed by Professor Andrew Futter and supported