Post-doctoral Research Fellow, School of Human Development and Health

University of Southampton; Southampton; On-site; GBP 30,000 - 40,000; Full time

Job summary

The University of Southampton is seeking a Post-doctoral Research Fellow in the School of Human Development and Health. This limited-time position focuses on conducting a systematic review related to diet and health, under the mentorship of Professor Philip Calder. Candidates should have a PhD in Human Nutrition or a related field and experience in systematic reviews. The role offers a supportive environment for career development.

Benefits

Mentoring and career development support

Qualifications

• Experience in conducting systematic reviews.
• Evidence of publishing in peer-reviewed journals.

Responsibilities

• Conduct a systematic review and meta-analysis.
• Contribute intellectually to the project.

Skills

Independent Research

Systematic Review

Meta-Analysis

Education

PhD in Human Nutrition

Job description

Post-doctoral Research Fellow, School of Human Development and Health

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Position Details

Applications are invited for a Research Fellow to join Professor Philip Calder’s research group in the School of Human Development and Health, Faculty of Medicine. This is a limited-time position to complete a systematic review.

Qualifications and Experience: A PhD or equivalent in Human Nutrition or a related discipline, with experience in conducting systematic reviews. The candidate should be highly motivated, capable of independently designing and executing a systematic review and meta-analysis, and contribute intellectually to the project. An interest in the interface between diet and health is desirable. Evidence of publishing in peer-reviewed journals is preferred.

Project Details: Funded by the i-NutriLife Diet and Health Open Research Innovation Hub, focusing on the handling and physiological effects of oral butyrate.

Additional Information: The successful candidate will benefit from a collegial environment with mentoring and career development support. Interviews are expected to be held in June/July 2025, with the position starting shortly thereafter. For informal inquiries, contact Professor Philip Calder at [e-mail].

The job title at appointment will be "Research Fellow." Candidates nearing the completion of their PhD may be considered. Prior to PhD completion, the title will be "Senior Research Assistant."