Duties: Our School is a vibrant community committed to delivering excellent teaching that results in the highest levels of student satisfaction. We have an opportunity for a talented Lecturer to deliver inspired undergraduate teaching in the fields of genetics and data science. As well as lecturing and leading seminars and practical classes, you will prepare new teaching material, organise taught modules, encourage excellent admissions to the School through participation in recruitment events and outreach activities, and contribute significantly to student pastoral support
Requirements: Along with a PhD in a related field, you will have expertise in delivering innovative research-led teaching, a dynamic teaching vision, and an enthusiasm for working with students

Duties: The successful candidate will join an ERC-funded project, led by Professor Andrea Manica, that aims to test hypotheses on drivers of selection for locally adapted genes in humans. The project will take advantage of a novel spatial modelling framework and paleoclimate reconstructions to disentangle complex demographies and heterogeneous selection pressures in space and time. The PDRA will work on model development, but, depending on interest and time, there will be the opportunities to be involved in the application of the models to some of the case studies
Requirements: You should hold a PhD in bioinfomatics, genetics or a relevant subject, and demonstrable skills in coding in C++. Previous experience building population genetics models, ideally with selection, is essential. You will enjoy working with a wide range of people, as part of a team, and be able to organise your time effectively

Duties: The successful candidate will join an ERC-funded project, led by Professor Andrea Manica, that aims to test hypotheses on drivers of selection for locally adapted genes in humans. The project will take advantage of a novel spatial modelling framework and paleoclimate reconstructions to disentangle complex demographies and heterogeneous selection pressures in space and time. The PDRA will help with processing of published genomes (both contemporary and modern) to be used in the modelling. Depending on interest and time, there will be the opportunities to be involved in the modelling of some of the case studies
Requirements: You should hold a PhD in bioinfomatics, genetics or a relevant subject, and demonstrable skills in handling large genomic datasets (but it does not have to be on humans). Previous experience working on selection would be desirable. You will enjoy working with a wide range of people, as part of a team, and be able to organise your time effectively

Duties: The post provides the opportunity to participate to and lead on interesting research studies involving the applications of advanced methodologies for environmental modelling and epidemiological analyses. The post-holder will be primarily responsible for the development of spatio-temporal models to reconstruct high-resolution exposure maps of environmental stressors, for performing the linkage with health data and the creation of harmonized databases, and for applying state-of-the-art epidemiological methods to quantify the related health risks
Requirements: The successful candidate must have a postgraduate degree (MSc or PhD) in epidemiology, statistics, geography, or other relevant subjects, and expertise in the application of geo-spatial methods in epidemiology or public health. Other essential criteria include excellent knowledge of the R software and skills in GIS programming and data science. Desirable criteria include familiarity with machine learning techniques, and experience in the use of remote sensing satellite technologies for environmental studies

Workload: 100%
Duties: The post-holder will work in an interdisciplinary team with colleagues in the Department of Public Health and Primary Care, as well as other collaborating departments of the University of Cambridge, University College London, University of Aberdeen and several partner institutions in Bangladesh. The candidate will help the PIs in defining the direction of scientific work, conducting research, analysing data, preparing the work for publication and disseminating results. The work of the post-holder is expected to lead to high-impact publications
Requirements: We are currently seeking a talented, ambitious and highly motivated Global Health Epidemiologist to join our team at the Cardiovascular Epidemiology Unit (CEU) at the Department of Public Health and Primary Care (DPHPC). An ideal candidate should have a keen career interest in global health and related epidemiology/public health research and have an outstanding academic track record. The post holder will hold a PhD in a relevant scientific field (e.g. epidemiology, public health or global health)

Duties: The overall aim of the project is to develop a scalable and cost-effective model of interventions for the interruption of transmission of STH and SCH leading to the cessation of MDA for disease control in Ethiopia. The primary outcome is to reach a 2% or less prevalence of STH (by species) and SCH in individual communities, as diagnosed by qPCR, 24 months after stopping MDA after three rounds of annual treatment. Key responsibilities for the post involve: Development of data collection forms in Survey CTO; Harmonisation of large data sets; Analysis of data (operational, epidemiological, behavioural and treatment) relevant for the research project; To develop operational reporting framework and tools for project activities; To visualise results and data to generate insight
Requirements: You should hold an undergraduate and/or Master’s degree in Data Management or Epidemiology. Further training in epidemiology and parasitology will be given. Ability to speak Amharic and Welayta is desirable

Duties: The overall aim of the project is to develop a scalable and cost-effective model of interventions for the interruption of transmission of STH and SCH leading to the cessation of MDA for disease control in Ethiopia. Key objectives are as follows: Evaluate programme impact to determine whether Geshiyaro results in the interruption of transmission of STH and SCH in a focal geographic area of Ethiopia; Compare the effect of intervention models on the interruption of transmission of STH and SCH; Design a nationally scalable model of interventions based on lessons learnt from Geshiyaro; Identify implications to existing WHO guidelines and make recommendations for potential policy refinement
Requirements: You should have a PhD in Epidemiology or related subject, a strong background in infectious disease research, an interest in the Neglected Tropical Diseases (NTDs), data management skills and the ability to work for periods in the field in Ethiopia developing good working relations with local staff and the treated communities

Duties: You will investigate how new integrated data resources can be harnessed to identify problems across health and social care systems, target interventions and evaluate progress in addressing them. This will include the Northwest London Discover database, containing linked health and social care data for 2.3 million residents, providing a wealth of information valuable in improving health outcomes. You will be responsible for designing, conducting and writing up of statistical and/or machine learning analyses and research projects in line with the objectives of the Information Intelligence theme and the ARC programme. You will identify and develop suitable techniques, and apparatus, for the collection and analysis of data. You will also deliver technical training on data and statistical topics for the ARC programme at programme and project level
Requirements: Master’s Degree/PhD in statistics, mathematics, bioinformatics or a closely related discipline, or equivalent research, industrial or commercial experience; Knowledge of statistics, machine learning and data science, applied health research; Knowledge of research methods and statistical procedures; Extensive practical experience in a broad range of techniques including generalised linear models, multi-level models, survival analyses, time series analysis, dimension reduction techniques, clustering methods and other statistical and machine learning methods; Ability to create and evaluate statistical models, and ability to select and deploy appropriate approaches to handling missing data

Department: Healthcare Improvement Studies Institute
Duration: 2+y       
Workload: 70-100%
Duties: We are seeking a highly motivated Research Assistant who will assist the research team in the collection and analysis of qualitative and/or quantitative data, the conduct of literature reviews and the preparation of data summaries. Contribution to publications will be encouraged
Requirements: master's degree in a relevant social or health science or related field, or have equivalent practical experience. They will have a good knowledge of qualitative and/or quantitative research methods and techniques and excellent communication skills

Workload: 40%
Duties: The successful applicant will join the interdisciplinary AGE (Ageing, Geriatrics and Epidemiology) Research Group within the Institute. Led by Professor Avan Sayer, Director of the NIHR Newcastle Biomedical Research Centre, this group is internationally-recognised for its translational ageing research, particularly on the ageing syndromes of sarcopenia, frailty and multimorbidity. The vision of the AGE Research Group is to conduct world-class translational research that will transform the care of older people. Epidemiology underpins the group’s discovery science, enabling a research pipeline that takes insights from this research together with linked mechanistic work on deep-phenotyped patient cohorts, through to trials of new preventive and treatment strategies
Requirements: The successful candidate will lead and develop new epidemiological research that aligns with the vision of AGE, based both on analysis of routine health data as well as cohort and other studies. This research is expected to have ageing and multiple long-term conditions as central themes and a strong focus on interdisciplinarity and team science, including new collaborative working with Newcastle colleagues who have related research interests

Workload: part-time
Duties: As part of the RDS team, provide a central point of contact for clinicians, academic staff and researchers developing research proposals for submission to nationally peer reviewed funding bodies; Alongside specialists (including statisticians, health economists, social care, clinical trials units, and other stakeholder organisations), provide high level advice to investigators including on research questions, methods and impact; Embed Patient and Public Involvement and engagement advice across the research spectrum; Co-ordinate and Chair meetings with investigators and specialists to ensure these are constructive and efficient and that actions are clear; Remain up to date with RDS NENC and national (including NIHR) developments, including leading on the requirements of funding programmes, ensuring details are shared with investigators and RDS colleagues, including specialists; Work with others in the RDS NENC team to develop and operationalise common processes across the region and ena...
Requirements: PhD in social care research, health research or related discipline e.g. health services research, health economics, health psychology, human nutrition, public health, medical sociology, health technology assessment, statistics, or commensurate professional experience; Significant knowledge and experience in area of expertise; Training and experience in quantitative and/or qualitative research methods; Familiarity with the range of methods used in applied health and social care research (including clinical trials, systematic reviews and qualitative research); Experience of acting as a peer reviewer for grant awarding bodies and/or academic journals

Workload: 100%
Duties: With experience in epidemiology and/or statistics, you will conduct research in the area of haematological cancers; including the analysis and interpretation of data; use of appropriate research techniques and methods; writing up of results and dissemination through publications, presentations and public engagement activities. You will contribute to the preparation of proposals and applications to external bodies, and undertake appropriate organisational and administrative activities connected to ECSG’s research
Requirements: First degree in a relevant subject and PhD in relevant area (epidemiology or statistics); MSc in epidemiology and/or statistics is desirable; In-depth knowledge of epidemiological methods and data analyses; Good working knowledge of statistical methods applied to observational data and of the UK’s routinely compiled administrative health datasets; Knowledge of cancers and NHS processes to enable high quality research is desirable; Highly developed communication skills to engage effectively with a wide-ranging audience; Competency and experience to conduct research projects, develop proposals and write up research for audit and publication

Duties: St John’s College invites applications for up to four Research Fellowships, tenable for up to four years from 1 October 2022. These prestigious Fellowships offer an opportunity to carry out independent research in a stimulating and supportive academic environment
Requirements: Applications will be accepted from a graduate of any university within or outside the United Kingdom. The College welcomes applications from all academic disciplines, and it seeks to elect a diverse community of Research Fellows. Successful candidates are normally post-doctoral researchers who have been awarded their PhD within the last two years or are graduate students in the latter stages of their research leading to a PhD. Candidates holding a fellowship or other post-doctoral stipend awarded by a Research Council or other similar body may apply

Department: UCL Queen Square Institute of Neurology - Department of Clinical and Experimental Epilepsy
Workload: 100%
Duties: Applications are invited for two Research Fellows to join a team established by Professor James Rothman and led by Dr Sergey Novoselov with a main focus on protein expression and purification. The role holders will work on the project, the overarching goal of which is to understand the role of liquid crystal-like phases of proteins in the organisation of membrane compartments. The appointees will play an essential role in this project by expressing, isolating and characterising a variety of proteins of interest using both established and customised approaches. They will also have the opportunity to utilise the breadth of expertise and technologies available across the collaborating groups operating in Yale, Paris, Madrid and Barcelona
Requirements: The successful candidates should have (or be close to obtaining) a PhD in Biology or in a related area. Experience in biochemical techniques, including protein expression, purification, characterization and post-translational modification and western blotting is required. Ability to maintain high standards of technical excellence and experimental reproducibility is essential, as is experience with protein purification systems (e.g., Akta purification system), molecular biology techniques, including cloning, and an interest in the field of protein biology and structural biology. Applicants must also have good inter-personal skills with an ability to work co-operatively in a multidisciplinary setting, and good oral/written communication skills. An excellent academic record with evidence of creative work would be desirable

Department: Chemistry
Workload: 100%
Duties: Applications are invited for a Research Fellow to work in the group of Dr Yang Xu in the Department of Chemistry at University College London. This is an exciting opportunity to participate in a research project to develop electrode materials for the emerging calcium-ion battery technology. The key focus of the project will be investigating the effect of materials’ crystallinity on calcium-ion mobility in materials. The postholder will be required to carry out the implementation of this research project, including the design and synthesis of materials, the control and characterisation of their crystallinity, the protocols for electrochemical evaluation, and the mechanistic investigation of electrochemical ion storage
Requirements: The successful candidate will have a PhD degree (or be about to be awarded a PhD) in Chemistry, Materials Science, Chemical Engineering, or a related area. Experience in inorganic materials synthesis, standard characterisation techniques, and electrochemical test and analysis is essential. Experience of working with multivalent ion batteries and in-situ/in-operando characterisation is desirable. We are seeking candidates with a strong interest in research of beyond-lithium battery chemistries; Candidates should be able to work independently and have excellent written and oral communication skills in English. They will be expected to work closely with existing group members, including offering supervision and support to undergraduate and postgraduate students. They will also work loosely and liaise with collaborators in other departments and universities

Workload: 80-100%
Duties: Fachgerechte und personenzentrierte Pflege und Betreuung von Patientinnen mit gynäkologischen und onkologischen Erkrankungen: prä- und postoperativ sowie in Krisensituationen; Selbständige Organisation des eigenen Arbeitsbereiches und Sicherstellung des Pflegeprozesses; Mitarbeit bei der praktischen Ausbildung von Lernenden und Studierenden (HF, FAGE); Betreuung der Notfallstation der Frauenklinik in der Nacht; Teilnahme an interdisziplinären Besprechungen, Round Tables etc; Mitarbeit in fachspezifischen Arbeitsgruppen/Ressourcengruppen
Requirements: Abgeschlossene Berufsausbildung als Dipl. Pflegefachperson HF/FH; Ausbildung oder Berufserfahrung im Akutbereich; Hoher Qualitätsanspruch an die eigene Arbeit; Interesse sich weiterzubilden und neuen Herausforderungen lösungsorientiert zu begegnen; Ausgeprägte Dienstleistungsorientierung; Fähigkeit, innerhalb verschiedener Berufsgruppen teamorientiert zu arbeiten; PC-Anwenderkenntnisse (MS Office, Patientendokumentation)

Workload: 60%
Duties: Beratung der Patientinnen und Patienten in den Kernprozessen Wohnen, Finanzen, Arbeit/Tagesstruktur und soziale Vernetzung; Klärung und Regelung der sozialen und ökonomischen Situation; Förderung der gesellschaftlichen Integration; Förderung der sozialen Handlungskompetenzen der Patientinnen und Patienten; Vernetzung mit Kooperationspartnern und Behörden; Vermittlung von Rechts- und Sachhilfeauskünften; Beteiligung an der Qualitätssicherung und Weiterentwicklung des Sozialdienstes
Requirements: Bachelor-Abschluss in Sozialer Arbeit; Gute Kommunikations- und Organisationsfähigkeiten; Offene, empathische Persönlichkeit mit der Fähigkeit zur Förderung der Kooperation mit anderen Disziplinen und Fachkräften; Sie sind belastbar und zuverlässig und agieren mit Flexibilität und Kreativität; Erfahrung in der Arbeit mit psychisch erkrankten Menschen; Eine Zusatzqualifikation in Beratung und/oder Sozialversicherungsrecht wäre wünschenswert; Bereitschaft zu Fort- und Weiterbildung

Workload: 80-100%
Duties: Sie übernehmen die Mitverantwortung der Fachentwicklung Pflege und beraten und fördern die Pflegemitarbeitenden auf der Abteilung. Sie arbeiten eng mit der Abteilungsleiterin Pflege und der zuständigen Pflegewissenschaftlerin zusammen; Sie erarbeiten, implementieren und evaluieren Standards, Pflege- und Behandlungskonzepte und fördern eine evidenzbasierte Pflege; Sie engagieren sich in der internen und externen interprofessionellen Zusammenarbeit sowie in abteilungsübergreifenden Gremien; Sie arbeiten als Bezugsperson im interprofessionellen Team, führen den elektronischen Pflegeprozess durch (NANDA/NIC/NOC) und zeichnen sich durch eine psychotherapeutische Haltung aus; Sie leiten Gruppenangebote in den Bereichen Achtsamkeit, Entspannung und Aktivität
Requirements: Sie verfügen über ein Diplom als Pflegefachfrau/-mann HF/FH. Bei ausländischen Pflegediplomen ist die SRK Registrierung Voraussetzung. Die Kosten für die Registrierung werden durch die UPK übernommen; Sie bringen ein entsprechendes Weiterbildungsstudium wie zum Beispiel CAS/DAS/MAS/Bachelor in Nursing Science mit oder haben die Bereitschaft ein solches zu absolvieren; Sie haben Erfahrung in der Psychiatrie, idealerweise in der Betreuung von Menschen mit Depressionen und in psychosozialen Krisensituationen und verfügen über psychotherapeutische Kenntnisse; Sie zeichnen sich durch eine hohe Mentalisierungsfähigkeit und eine ausgeprägte Sozialkompetenz aus

Duties: Sie führen den Studiengang und organisieren den Studienbetrieb. Dabei lehren Sie auch in Ihrem Fachgebiet und verantworten darin Projekte angewandter Forschung; Sie begeistern Menschen dafür, gesundheitsrelevante Inhalte und Zusammenhänge zu entdecken und weiterzuentwickeln
Requirements: Abgeschlossenes Hochschulstudium im Bereich der Gesundheitswissenschaften und die Befähigung zum wissenschaftlichen Arbeiten, vorzugsweise nachgewiesen durch Promotion; oder äquivalente wissenschaftliche Leistung sowie Berechtigung zur Ausübung eines nichtärztlichen Gesundheitsberufes (zB. Ergotherapie, Physiotherapie et.al.); Mehrjährige Berufserfahrung im facheinschlägigen Berufsfeld; Lehrerfahrung im Hochschulbereich; Erfahrung in der Durchführung von Forschungsprojekten im Bereich der Gesundheitswissenschaften und Einwerbung von Drittmitteln von Vorteil; Aktive Mitarbeit in der Scientific Community erwünscht; Erfahrung in der Teamführung

Duties: Sie entwickeln bestehende Methoden zur Umsetzung wissenschaftlicher Projekte der thermischen Prozesssimulation und zur Analyse von Prozessdaten weiter und verknüpfen diese mit Plattformlösungen; Sie leiten Forschungsprojekte und setzen diese nach höchsten wissenschaftlichen Standards um. Gegebenenfalls auch verbunden mit entsprechender Vortrags- und Publikationstätigkeit; Sie schlagen die Brücke zwischen Planung und Betrieb und verwerten die anfallenden Informationen und Daten zur Optimierung von Systemen und Prozessen; Sie bauen Beziehungen zu Kunden - national wie international - auf und entwickeln diese kontinuierlich weiter
Requirements: Abgeschlossenes Studium im Bereich Verfahrenstechnik, Chemieingenieur, Maschinenbau oder einer ähnlichen Richtung; Mehrjährige Berufserfahrung in der Leitung von Forschungs- und Industrieprojekten; Sehr gute Kenntnisse von Prozesssimulationsprogrammen sowie einer höheren Programmiersprache (z.B. Python); Ausgeprägtes Interesse an Forschung & Entwicklung zum Thema „Energieeffizienz in der Prozessindustrie“ auf Prozessebene (Power to X, Dekarbonisierung von Prozessen in der energieintensiven Industrie) und im Digitalisierungsumfeld (Industrie 4.0, künstliche Intelligenz, Optimierung); Begeisterungsfähigkeit, Lernbereitschaft, hohe Einsatzbereitschaft und Teamfähigkeit; Ausgezeichnete Kommunikations- und Präsentationsfähigkeiten in Deutsch und Englisch

Duties: will independently develop and drive his/her project; will conduct and interpret research experiments; will regularly report and discuss the results; will work in a team and help guidance to PhD candidates; will have the opportunity to be involved in various projects currently running in the group; will be able to form valuable national and international collaborations; will have the opportunity to develop teaching skills by contributing to teaching in his/her area of expertise
Requirements: PhD in Microbiology or Molecular and Cellular Biology; Experience in molecular biology, microbiome and tumor metabolism; Language skills (Excellent command of English); Strong background in microbiome-host interaction, specific interest in cancer metabolism and epigenetics; Autonomous and highly motivated

Workload: 30%
Duties: Mitarbeit bei der Betreuung und Behandlung unserer Patientinnen auf der Bettenstation; Hauswirtschaftliche Aufgaben (Materialbewirtschaftung, Räumlichkeiten in Ordnung halten, Aufbereiten von Instrumenten und Geräten etc.); Einarbeiten von Praktikanten und Zivis; Einhalten der Hygienestandards und der Qualitätssicherung; Einsätze im Tag-, Mitte- und Spätdienst
Requirements: Abgeschlossene Ausbildung als Assistent/in Gesundheit und Soziales (AGS) oder einjährige Ausbildung als Pflegeassistent/in; Hoher Qualitätsanspruch an die eigene Arbeit; Schnelle Auffassungsgabe und selbständige Arbeitsweise; Hohe Flexibilität bezüglich Arbeitseinsätzen; Ausgeprägte Dienstleistungsorientierung; Fähigkeit, innerhalb verschiedener Berufsgruppen teamorientiert zu arbeiten; Gute Deutschkenntnisse in Wort und Schrift; Solide PC-Anwenderkenntnisse (MS Office)

Duration: 2 y
Duties: Explore and evaluate innovative techniques for increasing the resistance to high pressures of existing commercial polymeric membranes; Define and optimize techniques of membrane modification i.e. coating, grafting, addition of polyelectrolyte layers, etc…; Evaluate the pressure and fouling resistance of the modified membranes as well as permeability; Optimize the membrane support elements; To interact with the other partners of the project for modelling data analysis and modification suggestions
Requirements: Candidates should have a PhD degree or equivalent in chemical or biochemical engineering or closely related fields like e.g. polymer engineering. Furthermore, the ideal candidate should have a PhD on a topic related with membrane technology, with knowledge on membrane modification, membrane synthesis and reverse osmosis/nanofiltration operations. Experience in laser microscopy and typical analytical equipment used in membrane operations is also positively evaluated

Duration: 3 y
Duties: This ESR research will investigate the environmental sustainability and carbon footprint associated with increased digitalization (and internet of things) of energy systems. The ESR will analyze different energy systems digitalization models, government policies at different levels (i.e. municipal and or national levels), institutional arrangements and key stakeholders' engagement analysis. The ESR will explore both top-down and bottom-up policy mechanisms. The research will undertake in-depth analysis of the role of Policy Dialogue Fora (PDF) as a mechanism for achieving better buy-in and the implementation of research findings by all relevant parties (i.e. governments, industry and society). The ESR will be responsible to develop sustainability metrics and to assess the sustainability performance and carbon footprint associated with fully digitalized energy systems
Requirements: Applicants must have a university degree that qualifies for PhD studies at the time of recruitment; an excellent academic record (grades of B or higher); have engineering, natural sciences, social sciences and/or interdisciplinary studies degrees with the following expertise (including but not limited to): LCA modelling/Industrial Ecology and energy policy analysis. Experience in both quantitative and qualitative skills in social research methods will be an added advantage; have good command of English (minimum C1 or equivalent)

Workload: 60-80%
Duties: Als Leiterin/Leiter der Fetomaternalen Medizin haben Sie die fachliche und organisatorische Leitung und Weiterentwicklung des Fachbereiches inne; Mit hoher persönlicher Motivation setzen Sie sich für die bestmögliche Untersuchung, Abklärung und Behandlung unserer stationären und ambulanten Patientinnen mit fetomaternalen Risikofaktoren ein und führen eine eigene Sprechstunde; Als Fachexpertin/Fachexperte engagieren Sie sich an gynäkologischen Konsilien; Mit den anderen Fachdisziplinen und Berufsgruppen pflegen Sie eine enge und kooperative interdisziplinäre Zusammenarbeit; Daneben engagieren Sie sich aktiv in der Aus-, Weiter- und Fortbildung unserer Assistenz- und Oberärztinnen und -ärzte auf hohem akademischem Niveau
Requirements: Eidgenössischer oder in der Schweiz anerkannter Facharzttitel für Gynäkologie und Geburtshilfe; Schwerpunkt Fetomaternale Medizin FMH; Diese Stelle eignet sich auch als erste Leitende Funktion; Freude an guter, interprofessioneller und interdisziplinärer Teamarbeit, Führungs- und Gestaltungsaufgaben; Engagierte und verantwortungsvolle Arbeitsweise; Überzeugende Teamfähigkeit, Empathie sowie ausgeprägte Sozialkompetenz