The UCL Centre for Behaviour Change is recruiting for the post Research Fellow in Implementation Science and were hoping this could please be advertised on the EHPS site.

• Department: UCL Centre for Behaviour Change, Clinical Education and Health Psychology – Faculty of Brain Sciences

• University: University of College London

• We are recruiting for a highly motivated researcher with an interest in behaviour change, global health, maternal health, implementation science, and/or health services research to work on the E-MTOVE programme of research. This post is funded for three-years in the first instance reporting to the CBC's Research Lead Dr Fabiana Lorencatto, with a preferred start date of March-April 2020.

• Duration of post: Three years in the first instance

• Closing date for applications: 16 February

Curtin University is offering a PhD studentship to a domestic or international student to work on the PhD project described below. The stipend rate is $28,092 per annum for a maximum of 3.5 years (indexed annually), pending compliance with milestone and candidacy requirements. There is an option for a top-up of $5,000 in the stipend, which could be available to suitably qualified applicants. For international applicants, a tuition fee waiver is available, provided they meet the university’s criteria for a studentship.

New, funded PhD studentships to develop the next generation of highly skilled researchers are available at the MRC/CSO Social and Public Health Sciences Unit, University of Glasgow, starting in September 2020. We have a particular focus on developing and using cutting-edge methods to understand how social, behavioural, economic, political and environmental factors influence health. We work with decision makers, practitioners and the public to identify interventions and policies that can have an effective and sustained impact on health and wellbeing, particularly among those most in need. Our staff and students have joined us from all over the world, and come from a range of academic disciplines. Come and build your research career with this multidisciplinary team funded by the Medical Research Council and the Scottish Government Chief Scientist Office to improve health and reduce health inequalities.

The Department of Sociology at Trinity College Dublin and the Division of Population Health Sciences, Royal College of Surgeons, are looking for two skilled, enthusiastic and hardworking Research Fellows to join our research team. The successful candidates will work on an academic research project entitled TeenPath: Social Environment, Health and Well-Being Among Adolescents in Ireland funded by the Health Research Board and based at both TCD and RCSI.  

The Research Centers Collaborative Network (RCCN) is seeking to fund two or more pilot or
developmental projects that involve multiple NIA-sponsored research centers to foster new
research in the area of Resilience and Reserve in Aging. The RCCN has set aside $80,000 to fund
at least 2 projects addressing this topic. Applications are due February 18, 2020 with awards
announced by March 31, 2020.