Research Associate, Evaluating novel spatial planning interventions to improve public health
University of Cambridge
Research Associate role evaluating spatial planning interventions and public-health outcomes within the University of Cambridge MRC Epidemiology Unit.
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Vacancy terms
- Career stage
- Research associate
- Employment type
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- Contract
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- Contract ends
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- Original contract term
- Fixed-term appointment for 48 months from Autumn 2026.
- Schedule
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- Workplace
- hybrid
- FTE
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- Salary
- £37,694-£46,049
- Department or school
- MRC Epidemiology Unit
- Posted
- Not stated
Responsibilities
- Manage and analyse complex spatial data
- Contribute to scientific outputs and interdisciplinary collaboration
Qualifications and requirements
Qualifications
- Experience using GIS to manage and map complex spatial data
- Excellent communication, organisational, and scientific writing skills
Requirements
- Evaluate spatial planning interventions and public-health outcomes
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