Indulging Kleptocracy will be out in February 2025. The book draws on #GI_ACEglobal.oup.com/academic/pro...
📣📣Exciting postdoc opportunity in our ESRC multi-site project on strategy use in cognitive ageing!🤩Work with us in Mel Burke & @richjallen.bsky.social's team at the Uni of Leeds, using eye-tracking & fNIRS !👇👀
Post doc position available with us at Leeds on our ESRC-funded project on working memory and cognitive ageing, using behavioural measures, eye-tracking, and fNIRS! jobs.leeds.ac.uk/Vacancy.aspx... Get in touch if you'd like to know more.
📢 The ESRC School Meals Project is partnering with The UK Food Museum on a major 2-year exhibition on the history of school meals. Launching March 2025! 🍳🍽🍎 #histedfoodmuseum.org.uk/school-dinne...
March 2025 will see the launch of a major exhibition at the Food Museum on the theme of School Dinners. From nutrition and popular culture to government policy and campaigners,…
This thread, sparked off by the PhD funding opportunities at www.sgsss.ac.uk#PhDChat#PhDfunding#Criminology#Edinburgh#Scotland#ESRC
datatesting: co-developing computational methods for socially evaluating public data infrastructures - ESRC Digital Good Network https://digitalgood.net/dg-research/datatesting-co-developing-computational-methods-for-socially-evaluating-public-data-infrastructures/
'The ESRC plans to fund one consortium to accelerate evidence synthesis and to develop trial versions of living syntheses in areas such as healthy ageing. The two efforts would be different but might overlap' www.nature.com/articles/d41...
Funders launch projects with US$70-million to develop tools that make rapid syntheses of the world’s science. Funders launch projects with US$70-million to develop tools that make rapid syntheses of t...
Dr Roxana Barbulescu won IAA funding to extend and build on existing relationships with key policy makers for the project 'Migrants in food systems: low skilled migration and migrants’ lived experiences across global regimes'. Find out more - bit.ly/3THxLYy#esrc#impact#funding
Is my job killing me? As part of the **ESRC Festival of Social Science** in collaboration with the **University of Northumbria**, join us to investigate why and when our jobs might be killing us. More information: lnkd.in/d3Q_mPeQ
This is really cool! I'm sure you are aware of this, but this collection would make the basis of a really cool digital humanities PhD. If you can find an interested academic, they could apply for AHRC/ESRC funding for a student to digitise and study the tapes.