30 post-doc-image-processing Postdoctoral positions at DURHAM UNIVERSITY in United Kingdom
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of the COLIBRE code This post is fixed term for 12 months from the start date. Successful applicants will, ideally, be in post before April 2026.
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Lawrence. SSE1K explores the environmental and climatic changes that have been identified as causes for societal and political processes and events in the Mediterranean in the first millennium CE, combining
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research training for NINEDTP doctoral students working in partnership with community groups / partners. The post holder will work with the academic team to develop, deliver, and evaluate a Participatory
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on environment, community and storytelling; (iii) co-produce research on the four themes of (1) heritage and history (the focus of this post); (2) culture and creativity (the focus of a matching post based at
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. Working across two university centres, our aim is to further develop participatory research training for NINEDTP doctoral students working in partnership with community groups / partners. The post holder
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colleagues will be invited to post a brief description of any such positions and their contact details here at any point between now and the deadline as any opportunities emerge:). Applications should be
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, Principal Investigator: Professor Daniel Paulusma). This post is fixed term for 26 months and will end on 29 February 2028 unless a later start date has been agreed. The successful applicant will be a member
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identified as causes for societal and political processes and events in the Mediterranean in the first millennium CE, combining historical and archaeological approaches. The central questions of the project