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The
Ethox Centre (University of Oxford) is seeking a researcher to work on the Wellcome-funded
Environmentally Sustainable Health Research project (SHARE).
The SHARE project seeks to explore what it means for health research practices and policies to be environmentally responsible. It takes an empirical and decolonial
approach to this question by engaging with researchers and groups from different epistemic, cultural and geographical contexts and asking critical questions around fairness of environmentally responsible practices in the context of global health research as
well as limits of top-down and compliance-based approaches.
This is an exciting role that involves developing and delivering conceptual and normative guidance to environmentally sustainable practices and policies in health research. We are particularly interested in conceptual and normative approaches that draw on feminist, relational, non-western or non-anthropocentric approaches. The post holder will be working closely with Associate Professor Federica Lucivero and the project collaborators in the UK, India, Kenya, Ghana and Brazil. The role will include undertaking reviews and analyses of relevant literature, engaging with the analysis of qualitative interviews and research, identify relevant conceptual and/or normative frameworks, actively contributing to the co-designing practical resources with research communities and drafting papers.
Fixed term post for 3 years.
Closing date - 12pm, 5th November 2025.
For more details and application procedure, please check
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