Postdoc Researcher: Quality of Life and Work After Thyroid Cancer Tilburg University in Netherlands

PhD opportunity at the University of Bristol in Global Mental Health , with a strong focus on epidemiology , longitudinal data analysis , and statistical methods . The project examines the social determinants of mental ill-health from childhood to young adulthood using annual cohort data from the Philippines and England. The successful doctoral researcher will join an interdisciplinary project that aims to generate evidence relevant to mental health policy and prevention. The post highlights adv...

Postdoctoral Fellow opportunity in Head & Neck Surgery Research at The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center in Houston, Texas, United States . The position is based in the Section of Speech Pathology and Audiology, Department of Head and Neck Surgery, under the direction of Dr. Carly Barbon . The research program focuses on functional outcomes and survivorship in head and neck cancer , with particular emphasis on oral cavity cancer and recovery of speech , swallowing , and oral function...

This PhD position is part of the European REPLICATE project, which aims to strengthen the reliability, transparency, and societal value of research by making replication a more routine part of scientific practice. The project focuses on replicating influential published studies across different disciplines, with one of the planned replication studies centred on psychiatry and related fields. The doctoral researcher will work within the Research Integrity group in the Department of Ethics, Law an...

Fox Chase Cancer Center is advertising a full-time postdoctoral fellow in cancer prevention and control , with a research focus in psycho-oncology and cancer survivorship . The position is based in the lab of Dr. Lilian Shin-Cho (Assistant Professor) and centers on research related to cancer health disparities , cultural and psychosocial determinants of health , and psychosocial interventions in cancer care. The fellow will have substantial opportunities for quantitative and qualitative data ana...

This PhD project explores how non-ischemic cardiomyopathy affects young adults beyond physical symptoms, with a particular focus on psychosocial burden, environmental influences, and the economic consequences of the disease. The candidate will investigate how factors such as stress, obesity, and physical activity relate to disease progression, quality of life, mental well-being, and broader societal impact. The research uses Health Technology Assessment approaches and combines clinical phenotypi...