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Reference Number 234/35/049 Is the Job related to staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description Your function The Center for Statistics (CenStat, research group within DSI) is looking
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statistical and programming skills are an asset. The starting date for this position is between September 1st and December 1st 2024. The call closes May 31st 2024. Interested candidates should send their CV
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to the handling of experimental animals Specific Requirements - Good knowledge of English - Previous experience in small animal surgery and handling - Basic knowledge of statistics and handling of common
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-Statistics. You will contribute limited to a teaching assignment. Your team The Data Science Institute (est. 2019) brings together over 150 researchers working in the broad field of data science across
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, Computer Science, Mathematics, Machine Learning, Statistics, Bioinformatics, Computational Neuroscience). You have a genuine interest in interdisciplinary work at the interface between machine learning and
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of segregation through (i) the examination of spatial manifestations of de-standardised life course using unique individual, longitudinal and geocoded census and register data and advanced statistical and spatial
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Mathematics » Statistics Medical sciences » Other Physics » Biophysics Physics » Computational physics Physics » Other Researcher Profile First Stage Researcher (R1) Country Belgium Application Deadline 30 Apr
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of de-standardised life course using unique individual, longitudinal and geocoded census and register data and advanced statistical and spatial techniques; (ii) the elucidation of narratives
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( e.g. knowledge of SQL queries and VBA) and are capable of managing and using large datasetsYou have solid experience in one or several programming languages and basic statistics e.g., Matlab, Python, R
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the international researchers who conducted the various studies (under the supervision of Prof. Vanwolleghem). Under the supervision of Prof Hens, you develop and refine new statistical methods to deal with