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The Adolescent Accelerators Research Hub at UCT’s Centre for Social Science Research seeks a fellow to analyse quantitative evidence on adolescent health and interventions in resource-limited settings. Work includes analysis of longitudinal and cross-sectional data, methodological support, mentoring, data collection and publications, with collaborators at Oxford. The appointment runs from January 2027 to December 2028, with start-date flexibility. The fellowship is worth up to ZAR 350,000 annually, depending on experience and qualifications. Apply by 25 September 2026 with one PDF containing a suitability letter, CV and two academic referees, and a published quantitative writing sample. Follow the official call for submission details.

Analyse clinical trials and linked register data on stress-related ill health and persistent fatigue, including treatment prediction, mediation, moderation and long-term outcomes. Work covers healthcare use, sickness absence, medication and socioeconomic measures. The role belongs to Karolinska’s Division of Psychology and is mainly based at Gustavsberg University Primary Healthcare Centre. This is a full-time temporary appointment with an intended start during autumn 2026. Apply online by 1 October 2026.

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Analyse clinical trials and linked register data on stress-related ill health and persistent fatigue, including treatment prediction, mediation, moderation and long-term outcomes. Work covers healthcare use, sickness absence, medication and socioeconomic measures. The role belongs to Karolinska’s Division of Psychology and is mainly based at Gustavsberg University Primary Healthcare Centre. This is a full-time temporary appointment with an intended start during autumn 2026. Apply online by 1 October 2026.

The Adolescent Accelerators Research Hub at UCT’s Centre for Social Science Research seeks a fellow to analyse quantitative evidence on adolescent health and interventions in resource-limited settings. Work includes analysis of longitudinal and cross-sectional data, methodological support, mentoring, data collection and publications, with collaborators at Oxford. The appointment runs from January 2027 to December 2028, with start-date flexibility. The fellowship is worth up to ZAR 350,000 annually, depending on experience and qualifications. Apply by 25 September 2026 with one PDF containing a suitability letter, CV and two academic referees, and a published quantitative writing sample. Follow the official call for submission details.

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