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, interested in studying human pain circuits? About the role The role of Postdoctoral Research Fellow role will be based at the Brain Research Imaging Centre, a well established neuroimaging facility equipped
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involves, you are encouraged contact Richard Byng at richard.byng@plymouth.ac.uk This is a part-time position working 29.6 hours per week, starting on 1 April 2026 with an expected end date of 31 March 2031
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here . This position is available from 1st of July 2026 for 36 months. The role would be based at the campus of The University of Plymouth. You will be appointed at Postdoctoral Research Fellow (Grade 7
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about the role please contact Susie Pearce (susie pearce@plymouth.ac.uk ) Location and Travel The role is based at Intercity Place, University of Plymouth, with fieldwork across Devon, Cornwall, and
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Somerset. Using a participatory realist approach, the project is structured around four work packages. This position will primarily contribute to Work Package 1, which involves conducting in-depth
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: by email at kerryn.husk@plymouth.ac.uk What we’re looking for You will have the following: Degree in a health-related field (or equivalent) required, PhD in a relevant discipline desirable Proven
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. This position is advertised at both Research Fellow (Grade 7) and Associate Research Fellow (Grade 6) levels, with role-specific personal specifications aligned to each grade. There is one post available, and
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for this role, flexibility to be on-site will be expected due to business needs. This is a part-time position working 18.5 hours per week (actual hours/days to be confirmed) on a fixed-term basis unril
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the qualitative case studies and the study as a whole. The position will suit a talented post-doctoral, qualitative/ realist researcher who is confident in undertaking qualitative data collection within health and