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of Psychology at Durham University. The post holder will work on a project focusing on trauma and post-traumatic stress in autistic adults led by Dr Alex Wilson through fellowship funding from the National
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of research and research-related work, including securing funding, working with partners, undertaking knowledge exchange, demonstrating impact, commercialising outputs, ensuring good research practice and
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- Developing a Psychobiological Model of Adolescents' Social Media Use and Overuse Based on Social Reward". This large-scale project is led by Dr Niklas Ihssen and Prof Mary Hanley and funded by the Huo Family
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collaborative working and is designed to embrace hybrid working. Further information about the role and the responsibilities is at the bottom of this job description. Where to apply Website https
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an application for. Contact Information Department contact for academic-related enquiries Dr Clara Martins-Pereira, Associate Professor in Financial Law How to Apply We prefer to receive applications online
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mmWave Communications (mmWave TRACCS), which is a collaborative project with Queen Mary University of London (QMUL) and University College London (UCL). The project brings the complementary expertise
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ideas/adaptation and development of research protocols. Successful applicants will ideally be in post by March 2026. Where to apply Website https://www.timeshighereducation.com/unijobs/listing/406298
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will be based at the Institute for Medical Humanities, working closely with Dr Arya Thampuran (Narrative Practices Lab). They will be expected to lead data collection, manage the day-to-day running of
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Biology with a particular emphasis on cambium function. The research project involves working in an interdisciplinary team led by Dr Peter Etchells at Durham Biosciences and Dr Natasha Savage
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Prof Oswald. The successful candidate will have the opportunity to closely work with the team of Dr Ordean and Dr Jackson (both University of Birmingham) as the main academic project partner. Key