Postdoc Opportunities in Public Health in United Kingdom

The University of Reading is advertising a postdoctoral position exploring governance mechanisms using Rights of Nature . The project examines how nature-centric approaches can shape the ways organisations, regulators, legal systems and research communities understand and respond to the natural world. The research is situated at the intersection of environmental science, conservation ecology, governance and policy . It may engage with cross-disciplinary knowledge and wisdom to investigate pathwa...

The Environmental Change Institute at the University of Oxford is recruiting a Postdoctoral Research Associate for the Oxford Martin Electrification Accelerator, Work Package 1. The project will build the quantitative evidence base for electrification across heat, transport and industry . The research addresses how electrification can support energy transition, sustainability and responses to environmental and climate change, with a strong emphasis on quantitative research and evidence generatio...

The University of Exeter is seeking a postdoctoral researcher to join its Technology Enabled Rehabilitation research team in the Faculty of Health and Life Sciences. The project focuses on developing home-based rehabilitation for stroke and other neurological or ageing disorders, combining clinical expertise with experimental psychology, biomechanics, physiotherapy and mathematical methods. Working within the National Institute for Health and Care Research Exeter Biomedical Research Centre, the ...

Queen Mary University of London is recruiting a postdoctoral scientist to join the Ficz lab. The project focuses on engineering innate immune memory through precision epigenetic editing , an interdisciplinary research direction connecting epigenetics, molecular biology and immunology. The successful researcher will drive an ambitious project in an experimentally focused environment. The role is intended for a highly motivated, independent scientist who can apply advanced experimental approaches ...

The University of Birmingham is seeking a Research Fellow (Quantitative Researcher) to join the Women, Crime and Justice Research Group in the School of Social Policy and Society. Based in Edgbaston, Birmingham, the role contributes to research designed to improve outcomes for women involved in the criminal justice system and strengthen the evidence base on effective interventions and services. The Research Fellow will work on the Effective Women’s Centre Phase III project, supported by the JABB...

Queen Mary University of London is seeking a Postdoctoral Research Associate to join the laboratory of Dr Alex de Mendoza in the Department of Biology, School of Biological and Behavioural Sciences, in London. The project investigates the epigenetic control of giant virus endogenizations in animals . Building on the group’s research into giant virus endogenization in eukaryotes, the successful researcher will use cnidarian model systems to characterise the chromatin state of endogenised viral el...

Sir Henry Dale Fellowship is a recurring fellowship scheme run jointly by the Royal Society and the Wellcome Trust. The award is designed for postdoctoral researchers who want to build the independence needed to lead their own research groups. It offers substantial support over five years and is intended to help researchers develop from postdoctoral training into independent scientific leadership. The scheme is presented as a partnership between two major UK research funders, giving awardees the...

Dorothy Hodgkin Fellowship at The Royal Society is a flexible research fellowship scheme supporting outstanding early-career scientists and engineers as they take a first step toward an independent research career. The fellowship is designed for researchers who need a working pattern that can accommodate personal circumstances such as parenting, caring responsibilities, or health issues. It is intended to support research-led independence while allowing flexibility for part-time working, sabbati...

The Newton International Fellowship is a prestigious scheme from The Royal Society supporting early-career scientists from outside the UK to carry out research in the United Kingdom. The fellowship is designed for non-UK researchers who want to establish or extend their research experience at a UK host organisation. It offers support for a two-year research stay and is intended for candidates working across the sciences, rather than a single discipline-specific project. Successful fellows receiv...