Search Results
Results 136-144 of 208
-
No career break is too long
Even after a long career break, you can get back to your research career with a Daphne Jackson Fellowship – read about how Dr Jocelyn Auger did just that.
-
Flexible medical research fellowships
Interested in a medical research fellowship – read more about how the trust is supporting and driving forward research and innovation in this area.
-
Breaking back into research
Some of the biggest challenges our returners face are structural barriers that make them uncompetitive on the job market. In research, techniques evolve quickly and publications are a key component of your CV. People hoping to return to research repeatedly find that there is a candidate with more recent publications or expertise in more up-to-date
-
Daphne Jackson Funding Partners – MS Society UK
Here at the Daphne Jackson Trust, we partner with funders and hosts to provide new and exciting fellowship opportunities. Our fellowships help those who want to return to research after a career break of at least two years taken for family, caring or health reasons. One of our newest funding partners is the MS Society
-
Daphne Jackson Conference 2024
Thank you to everyone who attended the Daphne Jackson Conference 2024 on the 11th and 12th of November at BMA House. We were thrilled with the exceptional turnout and the enthusiastic response to our new research presentations “Your research, your way” as well as the research of our former fellows and developments of the Trust. At our
-
Meet a Research Technical Professional – Dr Tim Tomkinson
Research Technical Professionals (RTPs) are critical to research. Former Daphne Jackson Fellow Dr. Tim Tomkinson has successfully turned his UKRI Science and Technology Facilities Council funded fellowship in Earth Sciences into a career as a technician.
-
No career break is too long
Returning to research after an extended career break can be daunting. While the average length of a career break for a Daphne Jackson Fellow is seven years, many of our fellows return after a decade or more. Dr. Jocelyn Auger, a British Heart Foundation funded Fellow hosted at the University of Birmingham, is returning to
-
British Heart Foundation
About this fellowship Applications are invited for up to two British Heart Foundation Daphne Jackson Fellowships to be held at any UK university or research institute. The fellowships are intended for individuals who want to return to an area of cardiovascular research after a career break from research of two years or more. Applicants should