by Alison » Wed Feb 02, 2022 4:45 pm
We have an exciting opening on our Plastic Packaging in People’s Lives (PPiPL) project for a Post Doc (Research Associate/Senior Research Associate) for up to 18 months. It would be really great if you could share this opportunity through your networks please? The closing date is 18th February 2022.
https://hr-jobs.lancs.ac.uk/Vacancy.aspx?ref=A3658
“This is an exciting opportunity for a talented and experienced researcher to work within a multidisciplinary research programme and network. We welcome applicants with a background in business, management, sociology, anthropology or other social science and science and technology disciplines; with specialisms in sustainability, organisational behaviour, post-consumption or circular economy. You will contribute to the UKRI NERC funded “Plastic Packaging in People’s Lives (PPiPL): Bridging the consumer attitude behaviour gap” project led by Lancaster University in collaboration with 11 project partners.”
Kind regards,
Alison
Dr Alison Stowell
Co-Principal Investigator - Plastic Packaging in People’s Lives
Lancaster University Management School
We have an exciting opening on our Plastic Packaging in People’s Lives (PPiPL) project for a Post Doc (Research Associate/Senior Research Associate) for up to 18 months. It would be really great if you could share this opportunity through your networks please? The closing date is 18th February 2022.
https://hr-jobs.lancs.ac.uk/Vacancy.aspx?ref=A3658
“This is an exciting opportunity for a talented and experienced researcher to work within a multidisciplinary research programme and network. We welcome applicants with a background in business, management, sociology, anthropology or other social science and science and technology disciplines; with specialisms in sustainability, organisational behaviour, post-consumption or circular economy. You will contribute to the UKRI NERC funded “Plastic Packaging in People’s Lives (PPiPL): Bridging the consumer attitude behaviour gap” project led by Lancaster University in collaboration with 11 project partners.”
Kind regards,
Alison
Dr Alison Stowell
Co-Principal Investigator - Plastic Packaging in People’s Lives
Lancaster University Management School