We invite outstanding early-career researchers from Brazil to apply for a prestigious Early Career Fellowship, under the International Science Partnerships Fund (ISPF), managed by the UK Department for Science, Innovation, and Technology and delivered by the British Council.

This Early Career Research Fellowship in Engineering & Digital Technologies is your opportunity to develop your research career, make a global impact, and thrive in a dynamic, intellectually rich environment.

Overview

We are offering a unique opportunity for three highly motivated individuals to join the University of Bradford as Early Career Research Fellows. The successful candidates will engage in cutting-edge research under the mentorship of leading experts in one of the following priority research areas:

Research Area 1: Conservation

Transforming waste into high-performance resources,
Sustainable engineering materials through advanced recycling techniques,
Circular economy.

Research Area 2: Traditional Communities

Traditional communities' ecosystems;
Knowledge systems and empowerment;
Cultural heritage;
Conservation techniques, Biodiversity, Climate change, Revitalization of indigenous languages.

What you will be doing

Conduct independent research within the designated area.
Seek opportunities to apply research findings by engaging with relevant stakeholders.
Publish findings in reputable academic journals and present at conferences.
Engage in continuous professional development.
Contribute to the university environment, e.g. invited guest lectures, seminars, workshops and early career researcher forums.
Cascade the practical knowledge gained during the fellowship to key stakeholders.

Qualifications

First degree in science, computing or engineering related field.

Have recently completed or are close to completion of your PhD in a related field, potentially waiting for your final viva voce examination, which must be passed prior to taking up the fellowship.

University of Bradford

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