The Cardiff University Brain Research Imaging Centre (CUBRIC) at Cardiff University, led by Assistant Professor Livia Tomova, is recruiting a 1-year Research Assistant to join a Wellcome Trust funded project. The research focuses on the impacts of loneliness and social isolation on adolescents, with a strong emphasis on large-scale data analysis and adolescent mental health. This opportunity is ideal for candidates passionate about psychology, mental health, and data-driven research in a leading UK institution. The successful candidate will work within a dynamic research environment at the School of Psychology, contributing to cutting-edge studies on adolescent well-being. The project leverages advanced data analysis techniques to understand the psychological and neurological effects of social isolation, providing valuable experience for those interested in mental health research and brain imaging. Applicants should demonstrate a strong interest in adolescent mental health and large-scale data analysis. While specific degree or experience requirements are not detailed, motivation and relevant research interests are essential. The position is fully funded for one year by the Wellcome Trust, offering a paid research assistantship with the opportunity to engage in impactful research. To apply, candidates should consult the official job posting and follow the application instructions. Informal inquiries are welcomed by Dr. Livia Tomova, and candidates are encouraged to reach out with questions about the role. This position offers a unique chance to contribute to important research in adolescent psychology and mental health at Cardiff University.