Hello all,
My excellent colleague Andrea Ford here in the Centre for Biomedicine, Self
and Society is hiring a Research Fellow as part of her exciting new Wellcome
Trust fellowship please see below. She (and I) would be very grateful if you
could please circulate among your contacts. Thanks a lot!
All the best,
Martyn
Professor Martyn Pickersgill
FAcSS
Co-Director
Centre for Biomedicine, Self and Society
The University of Edinburgh
5-7 Little France Road, Usher Institute, BioQuarter, Edinburgh, EH16 4UX
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Dear colleagues,
I am delighted to share that I am looking for a postdoctoral researcher to
join my team at the University of Edinburgh as part of the Wellcome Trust
'FemTech Innovation' project, which sits at the intersection of medical
anthropology, science and technology studies, and gender studies. The 3-year
position will offer a high degree of independence within a supportive early
career environment and the opportunity to conduct fully-funded fieldwork. The
researcher will need to have topical interest in women's health, experience
conducting ethnographic fieldwork, and expertise in a geographical area
outside the US or UK. I am happy to field informal inquiries and encourage you
to share the advertisement with your networks!
Job ad and application
portal
All the best,
Andrea Ford
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Andrea Ford, PhD
(she/her)
Wellcome Trust Research Fellow in Social Sciences and Humanities
Centre for Biomedicine, Self, and
Society | Usher
Institute | University of Edinburgh Medical
School
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Hormonal Stories: A New Materialist Exploration of Hormonal Emplotment in Four
Case Studies.
BioSocieties.
How and Why to Use Vulnerability: An Interdisciplinary Analysis of Disease
Risk, Indeterminacy and Normality. BMJ
Medical Humanities 50.
Hormonal Health: Period Tracking Apps, Wellness, and Self-Management within
Surveillance Capitalism. Engaging
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