Call for Expressions of Interest in Leverhulme Trust Early Career Fellowships
Teesside University welcomes expressions of interest from individuals wishing to apply for a Leverhulme Trust Early Career Fellowship with Teesside University as their host organisation.
The final deadline for Expressions of Interest is 5pm on Friday 13th December 2024.
About the scheme
The aim of the Early Career Fellowships scheme is to enable early-career researchers with a research record – but who have not yet held a full-time permanent academic post – to undertake a significant piece of publishable work.
The scheme is open to individuals who hold either a degree from a UK higher education institution, or a non-permanent role (e.g., fixed-term lectureship) at a UK higher education institution which commenced no later than 4 months prior to the scheme closing date (20 February 2025).
Those who do not hold a UK degree and whose UK academic position commenced after October 2024 are not eligible.
Candidates must also have submitted their doctoral thesis for examination not more than 4 years prior to the scheme closing date (23 February 2023).
Please check the eligibility and person specification guidance in the scheme notes to establish suitability for the scheme (https://www.leverhulme.ac.uk/early-career-fellowships).
Successful applicants will receive a salary for three years (or longer in the case of part-time Fellows) and a budget for research expenses (up to £6,000 per annum).
We welcome Expressions of Interest in the following areas:
School of Computing, Engineering & Digital Technologies
Dynamics of human behaviours
Cooperation in hybrid human-AI systems
Interpretable and beneficial AI
Gaming and Game Theory
Intelligent, secure and reliable systems
Contact point for inquiries: Professor The Anh Han (T.Han@tees.ac.uk)
Smart Energy (smart grids, microgrids, digitalisation and analytics)
Smart Energy (PEMD and battery manufacturing, supply chain and recycling/second life)
Smart Construction (smart contracts, DLT, blockchain and digital twin integration for low carbon construction)
Smart Construction (machine vision, AI, immersive technologies and data analytics for integrated construction project delivery)
Hydrogen and Decarbonisation (hydrogen production, transportation, storage and applications)
Hydrogen and Decarbonisation (industrial carbon capture, storage and utilisation, greenhouse gas removal)
Circular Economy and Recycling (non-mechanical recycling, material recovery, purification)
Circular Economy and Recycling (life-cycle assessment of circular processes and embodied carbon calculation)
Contact point for inquiries: Professor Michael Short (M.Short@tees.ac.uk)
Immersive and interactive computing (applications of XR across different industries, immersive storytelling, XR for heritage preservation, digital twins, virtual production)
Visual arts and games research (animation, VFX, AI for games, crowd simulation in games, serious games, game narratives, eco-conscious games, game culture)
Contact point for inquiries: Professor Olugbenga Akinade (O.Akinade@tees.ac.uk)
Teesside University International Business School
Remote working
Building a workforce during environments of change
Inclusive leadership
The impacts of digitisation and AI – especially on human health and business ethics
Well-being and ageing
Net zero, climate change and business resilience/adaptation
Climate finance
Contact point for inquiries: Dr Xiaoxian Zhu (X.Zhu@tees.ac.uk)
School of Health & Life Sciences
Physical and life sciences
Cell biology
Physiological systems
Systems biology
Chemistry and analytics
Contact point for inquiries: Professor John Young (J.Young@tees.ac.uk)
Climate change Impacts and palaeoclimate reconstruction
Archaeological advances in preservation and outreach
Sustainable agriculture and aquaculture
Rewilding for ecological recovery and sustainability
Sustainable food supply chain and environmental impact
Microbial biotechnology and bioremediation
Nature-based solutions
Wildlife conservation genetics and management
Food waste valorisation
Eco-friendly solutions in water treatment
Contact point for inquiries: Dr Ambroise Baker (A.Baker@tees.ac.uk)
School of Social Sciences, Humanities & Law
Histories and cultures of social and political conflict
Contested memories / diverse futures
Historical and literary voices from the margins
Consensus / dissensus in the public sphere
Contact point for inquiries: Professor Nigel Copsey (N.Copsey@tees.ac.uk)
Vulnerability and communication in the Criminal Justice System
Health and well-being
Living with long-term conditions
Cognition and decision Making
Contact point for inquiries: Professor Paul van Schaik (P.Van-Schaik@tees.ac.uk)
Crime, Social Exclusion and Extremism
Communities, Education and Health
Social Justice, Inclusion and Place
Environmental Justice and Energy Transitions
Contact point for inquiries: Professor Matthew Cotton (M.Cotton@tees.ac.uk)
School of Arts & Creative Industries
Creative nature recovery
Inclusivity and disability arts
Museum collections
Curatorial practice
Contact point for inquiries: Professor Simon McKeown (S.McKeown@tees.ac.uk)
Expressions of interest
The significant support of the host institution is a critical component of these fellowships. As such, Teesside University has an internal review process for identifying potential applicants to this scheme. Those interested in applying should email researchfunding@tees.ac.uk with the following details:
Expressions of Interest will be responded to within 3 days of submission, and submissions will be considered up until 5pm on Friday 13th December 2024.
Note that we welcome conversations with interested parties regarding the content of their EOIs (see contact details above).
More general enquiries can be directed to Dr Oliver Moss (o.moss@tees.ac.uk) (Head of Research & Impact, Research & Enterprise Office).
Location: | Middlesbrough |
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Salary: | Not Specified |
Hours: | Full Time |
Contract Type: | Fixed-Term/Contract |
Placed On: | 25th November 2024 |
Closes: | 13th December 2024 |
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