Research Assistant in Study Coordination and Mental Health Research

We are seeking a motivated and well‑organised part‑time (0.3 FTE) Research Assistant to support data collection and study coordination for research exploring links between nutrition, the gut microbiome, sleep, cognition and mental health.

The post will support Professor Kathrin Cohen Kadosh’s research within the School of Psychology, including Surrey’s contribution to the Horizon Europe NUTRIMIND project. The Research Assistant will help oversee data collection and data‑flow activities, including participant recruitment and follow‑up, questionnaire tracking, sleep‑watch data, supplement adherence, stool‑sample collection, study logs, data checks and ethics/GDPR documentation.

The post will also support ongoing work on prebiotic supplementation and perimenopausal symptoms, where participants complete online questionnaires, wear sleep‑tracking devices, take a dietary supplement and provide a stool sample.

This is a part‑time role, and some tasks can be carri...