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We have NEW opportunities to join our team!
This month, we are delighted to share the following new opportunities to take on creative, unique, and impactful roles.
Invitation to tender: Nuffield Council on Bioethics horizon scan - review and update
This is an exciting opportunity for a researcher to make an important contribution to our periodic horizon scanning programme.
We have a strong track record of anticipating developments at the intersection of scientific advances and societal challenges. This ensures our work is relevant, timely, and influential. The successful candidate will review and bring up to date our ‘Long list’ - a set of concise summaries of topics that have been identified through previous horizon scanning activities. The Long list forms the basis of our annual infographic, which aims to illustrate a range of developments in biological and medical research that are likely to raise ethical issues in the short, medium, and long-term.
Our 2022 infographic and current Long list, as well as further information about our horizon scanning programme, can be found here.
- Payment: the fee for the commission is £8,500.
- Date/duration: We are aiming for this work to be completed by Friday 30 June 2023.
- Location: The work will be carried out remotely, with the possibility of meeting staff at our offices in London (Farringdon).
- Closing: 10am, Tuesday 18 April 2023. Please note the deadline for applications has now passed.
There will not be interviews, but the process may involve an informal conversation to discuss the commission.
To find out more, click here.
Associate Director - External Affairs and Horizon Scanning
We are recruiting to the new role of Associate Director, External Affairs and Horizon Scanning. The successful candidate will play a key role in the delivery of our ambitious new strategy.
You will be responsible for the creation and delivery of an organisation-wide external engagement strategy to raise the profile and credibility of bioethics amongst decision-makers, including our approach to public affairs, media, digital engagement and stakeholder management. Responsibilities will include overseeing the strategic development of our new Horizon Scanning programme. This work will be outward-facing and future oriented, with the aim of identifying and communicating the key ethical challenges arising from developments in bioscience and health.
- Salary: Salary starting from £70,000 per annum.
- Contract: Permanent. Full-time (35 hours). Part-time arrangements considered.
- Location: Our offices are in London (Farringdon), with the ability to work from home for part of the week.
- Closing: 9:30am BST, 19 April 2023. Please note the deadline for applications has now passed.
Horizon Scanning Manager
We are hiring a Horizon Scanning Manager to develop and lead our horizon scanning programme. This is a new role created as part of our next 5-year strategy and a unique opportunity to combine futures expertise with the fascinating and challenging field of bioethics.
The Nuffield Council has a strong track record of anticipating developments at the intersection of scientific development and societal challenge. This ensures our work is relevant, timely and influential. Building on what we have achieved so far, the Horizon Scanning Manager will develop an approach to horizon scanning that reaches an even broader range of stakeholders and fully embeds futures thinking across our organisation.
- Salary: Salary starting from £47,444 per annum.
- Contract: Permanent. Full-time (35 hours). Part-time arrangements considered.
- Location: Our offices are in London (Farringdon), with the ability to work from home for part of the week.
- Closing: 9:30am BST, 24 April 2023. Please note the deadline for applications has now passed.
Visiting Senior Researcher - Neuroscience, Genetics, and Education
We are seeking a Visiting Senior Researcher to undertake a research project to examine the implications of advances in neuroscience, genetics and genomics for understanding learning in young people, and for education policy and practice, with a particular focus on ethical questions raised.
This is an excellent opportunity for an established researcher to define and deliver a research programme in a dynamic, ideas-driven and policy-facing setting.
- Salary: starting from £47,444 per annum.
- Contract: 18 month fixed term contract. Full-time working (35 hours). Part-time and secondments considered.
- Location: Our offices are in London (Farringdon), with the ability to work from home for part of the week.
- Closing: 9:30am BST, 25 April 2023. lease note the deadline for applications has now passed.
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