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outreach. About the person: The successful candidate must have, and your application should clearly demonstrate that you meet the following essential criteria: Have obtained a PhD or have submitted a PhD, or
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clearly demonstrate that you meet the following essential criteria: Have or be about to obtain (have submitted a PhD thesis for examination) a PhD, or, in a health-related discipline or social science or a
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candidate must have, and your application should clearly demonstrate that you meet the following essential criteria: Have or be about to obtain* a PhD in cycling injury/illness epidemiology or a closely
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, and your application should clearly demonstrate that you meet the following essential criteria: Normally have, or be about to obtain*, a relevant PhD eg epidemiology, social sciences, psychology
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and impact targets (e.g. high-quality publications, grant applications, impact and engagement exercises). About the person: The successful candidate must: Have or be about to obtain a PhD in Archaeology
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: We are seeking a motivated researcher who: Holds a PhD in marine ecology, biological oceanography, isotope ecology or a related discipline and is able to take up post in time to contribute to a
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, substance use and the community well being kitchen Manage and supervise a team of post Doctoral researchers and PhD students providing project supervision as required. Manage Strategic Partnerships and
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of action with respect to the rumen microbiome. A PhD student has also been recruited to aid delivery on the project and there will be an expectancy that the candidate works closely with them as a named
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obtain* a relevant PhD (must be obtained. within 3 months of the start date of the post). Significant, relevant research experience. Experience in design, synthesis and biochemical screening of small
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. Applicants must: Hold a PhD (or equivalent) in Marine Science or a related quantitative discipline with a focus on elasmobranchs. Demonstrate experience in marine spatial and multivariate modelling