Applications are invited for four new academic posts within the Medical Research Council (MRC) Centre for Global Infectious Disease Analysis at Imperial College London. APPLICATIONS NOW CLOSED
Role: Lecturer, Senior Lecturer or Reader (non-clinical)
Dept: MRC Centre for Global Infectious Disease Analysis
Salary: £66,221-£75,184 per annum (lecturer), £72,071-£75,184 per annum (senior lecturer), From £77,866 per annum (reader)
Location: White City Campus
Closing Date: 20 November 2023 (Midnight BST)
About the CentreThe MRC Centre for Global Infectious Disease Analysis is an international resource and centre of excellence for research and training in the epidemiological analysis and modelling of infectious diseases. The Centre works closely with national and international agencies to support policy planning and response operations against infectious disease threats. The Centre is a WHO Collaborating Centre for Infectious Disease Modelling and staff of the Centre work closely with WHO and a range of other global health agencies to support translation of academic work into tangible impact. These new academic appointments will build upon the Centre’s existing strengths to develop and expand our world-leading translational research programme.
About the Centre
The MRC Centre for Global Infectious Disease Analysis is an international resource and centre of excellence for research and training in the epidemiological analysis and modelling of infectious diseases. The Centre works closely with national and international agencies to support policy planning and response operations against infectious disease threats. The Centre is a WHO Collaborating Centre for Infectious Disease Modelling and staff of the Centre work closely with WHO and a range of other global health agencies to support translation of academic work into tangible impact. These new academic appointments will build upon the Centre’s existing strengths to develop and expand our world-leading translational research programme.
About the RoleThe postholders will play a key role in the development of research programmes in one or more of the MRC Centre’s priority research areas: Preparedness and Response to Emerging Threats; Global Health Analytics; Vaccines and Therapeutics; Pathogen Genomic Epidemiology. The posts involve both research and teaching responsibilities. The postholders will play a key role in the development of world-leading research programmes in their area of expertise and will be expected to contribute towards the Centre’s wider activities, encompassing a team science approach to addressing global health priorities. We are committed to broadening the diversity of our academic staff and particularly encourage applications from currently under-represented groups including women and those from a black and ethnic minority background. Flexible working arrangements will be considered.
About the Role
The postholders will play a key role in the development of research programmes in one or more of the MRC Centre’s priority research areas: Preparedness and Response to Emerging Threats; Global Health Analytics; Vaccines and Therapeutics; Pathogen Genomic Epidemiology. The posts involve both research and teaching responsibilities. The postholders will play a key role in the development of world-leading research programmes in their area of expertise and will be expected to contribute towards the Centre’s wider activities, encompassing a team science approach to addressing global health priorities. We are committed to broadening the diversity of our academic staff and particularly encourage applications from currently under-represented groups including women and those from a black and ethnic minority background. Flexible working arrangements will be considered.
Essential RequirementsCandidates should hold a PhD or equivalent, have a national (and expanding international) reputation in their research discipline, and have a track record in attracting research funding. Experience in training undergraduate and/or postgraduate students is also required.
Essential Requirements
Candidates should hold a PhD or equivalent, have a national (and expanding international) reputation in their research discipline, and have a track record in attracting research funding. Experience in training undergraduate and/or postgraduate students is also required.