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Life of Breath postdoctoral fellow positions (CfA, Durham University, July 8 2015)

posted on February 2, 2025

The Centre for Medical Humanities and Department of English Studies, Department of Anthropology, and School of Medicine Pharmacy and Health, seek to appoint two three year, full-time Postdoctoral Fellows to the Life of Breath project from September 2015 or as soon as possible afterwards. The Life of Breath is a five-year interdisciplinary research programme supported by a Wellcome Trust Senior Investigator Award in the Medical Humanities held jointly to Professor Jane Macnaughton (Durham University) and Professor Havi Carel (University of Bristol). Other key collaborators at Durham University are Dr Andrew Russell (Anthropology) and Prof Corinne Saunders (English Studies).

Further details of the posts will be found here:

  • Post 4688 English
  • Post 4685 Anthropology/SMPH

Successful applicants will join a vibrant interdisiplinary team based in the Centre for Medical Humanities, and as well as undertaking specific work based around their own background in the Life of Breath, will play a full part the project’s interdisciplinary team.

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