From: "PAVONE , VINCENZO" <vincenz...@csic.es>Subject: Fwd: PhD studentship opportunityDate: 9 May 2017 10:19:38 GMT+2
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Subject: PhD studentship opportunity
To: Jessica Turner <jessica...@dmu.ac.uk>**Closing date 31st May 2017**
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Dear colleagues,
Please find below details of a Full Bursary PhD Scholarship currently offered by De Montfort University hosted by the new Centre for Reproduction Research.
Please feel free to circulate this advert within your networks and among potential applicants.
Project title: Selling hope? Investigating the UK IVF industry and the case of fertility treatment “add-ons”
Given that infertility diagnoses are often uncertain and success with IVF remains relatively low, clinics increasingly offer treatment options to be 'added on' to an IVF cycle in a bid to improve success. Concerns have been raised about the efficacy and marketing of these techniques, in some cases by clinicians and scientists themselves, highlighting a need for public and scientific scrutiny. This includes a need for social science research regarding their ethical, social and economic implications, given that they remain scientifically controversial and/or untested. This study will use qualitative, ethnographic and genealogical methods to investigate how these techniques develop and their uptake or resistance by clinicians, patients and other stakeholders in the context of a highly emotive area of biomedicine
The new Centre for Reproduction Research (launching Spring 2017) is hosted within the Faculty of Health and Life Sciences at De Montfort, and follows on the success of the Reproduction Research Group. The three-year scholarship (including fee-waiver and bursary of £14,296) is available to UK or EU students who are suitably qualified and have outstanding potential as a researcher. Applications are invited from UK or EU students with a Master’s degree or good first degree in a relevant subject (First, 2:1 or equivalent).
Please direct academic queries to Nicky Hudson on +44 (0)116 2078766 or email nhu...@dmu.ac.uk. For administrative queries contact the Graduate School office email: research...@dmu.ac.uk, tel: 0116 250-6309.
Best wishes
The Centre for Reproduction Research
Jessica TurnerResearch AssistantSchool of Applied Social SciencesDe Montfort UniversityRoom 0.23 Hawthorn BuildingThe GatewayLeicesterLE1 9BHTel: 0116 207 8306
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https://redescts.wordpress.comFrom: Centre for Reproduction Research <c...@dmu.ac.uk>Subject: PhD studentship opportunityDate: 9 May 2017 10:17:08 GMT+2To: Jessica Turner <jessica...@dmu.ac.uk>**Closing date 31st May 2017**
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Dear colleagues,Please find below details of a Full Bursary PhD Scholarship currently offered by De Montfort University hosted by the new Centre for Reproduction Research.Please feel free to circulate this advert within your networks and among potential applicants.Project title: Selling hope? Investigating the UK IVF industry and the case of fertility treatment “add-ons”Given that infertility diagnoses are often uncertain and success with IVF remains relatively low, clinics increasingly offer treatment options to be 'added on' to an IVF cycle in a bid to improve success. Concerns have been raised about the efficacy and marketing of these techniques, in some cases by clinicians and scientists themselves, highlighting a need for public and scientific scrutiny. This includes a need for social science research regarding their ethical, social and economic implications, given that they remain scientifically controversial and/or untested. This study will use qualitative, ethnographic and genealogical methods to investigate how these techniques develop and their uptake or resistance by clinicians, patients and other stakeholders in the context of a highly emotive area of biomedicineThe new Centre for Reproduction Research (launching Spring 2017) is hosted within the Faculty of Health and Life Sciences at De Montfort, and follows on the success of the Reproduction Research Group. The three-year scholarship (including fee-waiver and bursary of £14,296) is available to UK or EU students who are suitably qualified and have outstanding potential as a researcher. Applications are invited from UK or EU students with a Master’s degree or good first degree in a relevant subject (First, 2:1 or equivalent).Please direct academic queries to Nicky Hudson on +44 (0)116 2078766 or email nhu...@dmu.ac.uk. For administrative queries contact the Graduate School office email: research...@dmu.ac.uk, tel: 0116 250-6309.Best wishesThe Centre for Reproduction ResearchJessica TurnerResearch AssistantSchool of Applied Social SciencesDe Montfort UniversityRoom 0.23 Hawthorn BuildingThe GatewayLeicesterLE1 9BHTel: 0116 207 8306