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analysis Evidence of ability to contribute to interpretation and write up of research findings for academic and policy audiences Research Associate Essential criteria PhD qualified in relevant subject area
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students have the chance to study a wide range of topics which reflect the diverse areas of expertise in the department. We have a large and vibrant community of PhD students which are at the heart of many
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The Role We are seeking a highly motivated researcher - either a Grade 7 PhD holder, or a Grade 6 graduate - to join the IMPACTS project, funded by the Northern Net Zero Accelerator. The project
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: for details of our expertise, see Research Expertise - Liverpool Law School - University of Liverpool . We are especially keen to receive applications from candidates whose PhD proposal relates
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or nearing the completion of a relevant PhD. Essential skills include hands on experience with mechanical characterisation of biological entities and investigation of their flow patterns inside closed systems
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. MSc or PhD Experience in methods of inclusive co-production Experience of coordinating a network for research or public engagement or programme of work Publications, including blogs, reports, web
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within work Desirable Criteria Postgraduate degree at PhD level in a related subject area or relevant industrial experience Proven ability to work without close supervision Job Category Academic - Research
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to departmental service; and (e) perform any other duties as assigned by the Head of Department or his/her delegates. Qualifications Applicants should: (a) have a PhD degree in Computing, Computer Science, Applied
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contributions, and potentially co-author publications. It is particularly well-suited for students who are considering pursuing a PhD or an academic career after graduation. We welcome applications from all
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postgraduate qualification in health or social sciences or similar e.g. MSc or PhD Experience in methods of inclusive co-production Experience of coordinating a network for research or public engagement