Early bird registration for ASBHM2019 has now closed. But you can still register through our registration portal This will be an engaging and highly productive meeting so register now to join us in February.
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About this project This is a truly cross-disciplinary PhD project, with supervision from five distinct discipline areas spanning ecology, economics, health, arts and IT. The PhD will draw its data from a citizen science project using new technology for monitoring wildlife, and from social surveys evaluating engagement with nature, health and wellbeing. For full details please
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Where to from here? Strategies and actions for developing a career in behavioural medicine STRICTLY ONLY 20 ATTENDEES Synopsis: Many graduate students and early career researchers have wondered what they should do after completion of their postgraduate studies and/or postdoctoral research fellowships. In this Peers Connect workshop, Dr Carina Chan will provide insightful tips as
This is a 12-month Fixed Term, Level A or Level B position with the possibility of extension depending on performance and availability of funds. The Postdoctoral Fellow / Research Fellow will contribute to the National Institutes Grant (NIG) strategic goal for the Research School of Psychology of ‘Changing lifestyles to improve the health and Well‐being of the
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The Behavioural Sciences Unit (BSU) is looking to appoint two full-time Research Assistants within Paediatric Psycho-Oncology. Applications close on 6th November 2018, and must be submitted via the Jobs@UNSW portal. The role descriptions and application forms can be found at the following link: http://external-careers.jobs.unsw.edu.au/cw/en/job/495329/research-assistant Job title: Research Assistant Job ID: 495329 The BSU
ASBHM2019 includes two workshops. These will run concurrently on the morning of February 13th. Workshop 1: Assessing environments for healthy ageing: A participatory approach to using Older Persons Environmental Assessment Tool (OPERAT) to provide online images of age-friendly neighbourhoods. Professor Chris Stephens Workshop 2: A practical introduction to meta-analysis for behavioural medicine. Dr Emily Kothe
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Deakin University Warrnambool Campus is offering a PhD scholarship for a project “Child and adolescent wellbeing in the smartphone era” under the supervision of Jeromy Anglim and Sharon Horwood About the project Over the past decade, portable screen-based, internet-enabled devices have become an everyday item for most people. The popularity of smartphones and tablets in particular
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We’ve got a lot of exciting news about our upcoming ASBHM2019 Abstract notifications Abstract notifications have been sent to corresponding authors who submitted an abstract. We received some outstanding submissions and so many of you will be getting some good news in your inbox to start the day. Conference registration Early bird conference registration is
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In this free ASBHM Peers Connect online workshop, Dr Emily Kothe will cover key aspects of planning and conducting a systematic review of the literature. The workshop will discuss the rationale for conducting a review, different methods for research synthesis, and provide tips for how to streamline the review process. DATE AND TIME Thu. 27 September 2018 4:00 pm
