Centre of Environmental Hepatology
PhD Students & Post-Docs
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Company Description
The Centre of Environmental Hepatology (CEH) brings together scientists, clinicians, and environmental researchers to advance understanding of liver health in a changing world. CEH focuses on generating mechanistic, clinically grounded evidence that can inform prevention strategies, improve patient outcomes, and support policies that reduce harmful environmental exposures. The Centre is dedicated to translational research, ensuring that scientific discoveries have meaningful impact for patients and communities. CEH also emphasizes collaboration across disciplines and generations to shape healthier futures.
Role Description
This is a full-time, on-site role for PhD Students and Post-Docs based in Plymouth. The role involves designing and conducting research projects related to environmental influences on liver health, including experimental work, data collection, and analysis. Daily tasks include working in laboratory and/or computational environments, collaborating with multidisciplinary teams, reviewing relevant literature, and contributing to scientific manuscripts, reports, and presentations. Team members are expected to participate in group meetings, share findings with colleagues and stakeholders, and support the supervision and mentoring of students when appropriate. The role also includes engaging with collaborative networks and contributing to grant applications and dissemination activities.
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- Strong research skills, including study design, literature review, and scientific writing.
- Laboratory skills relevant to environmental or biomedical research, including safe lab practice and experimental techniques.
- Competence in data analysis, including quantitative methods, statistical tools, and data interpretation.
- Background in physics or related quantitative sciences that supports mechanistic and modeling approaches.
- Teaching or mentoring experience, with the ability to support undergraduate or postgraduate learners.
- Relevant postgraduate degree (Master’s for PhD entry; PhD or equivalent for Post-Doc) in a field such as biology, environmental science, physics, medicine, or a related discipline.
- Ability to work collaboratively in multidisciplinary teams and communicate complex concepts clearly to varied audiences.
- Evidence of scientific output (e.g., publications, conference presentations) and interest in translational and policy-relevant research.
- Strong organizational skills, with the ability to manage multiple projects and meet research deadlines.
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