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, integrated, embodied systems, you will co-create, validate, and disseminate a statistical Index of Community Assets (IoCA) to capture aspects of community and belonging in neighbourhoods that are not well
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We are looking to appoint a Senior Research Fellow to join the Department of Statistics and the Oxford-Man Institute of Quantitative Finance (OMI). The postholder will split their time roughly 40/60
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a Research Fellow must hold a postgraduate degree, ideally a doctoral degree, in a relevant topic. The role requires skills and expertise in data science, statistics, and quantitative epidemiology
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This fixed term full-time post creates an opportunity to further your career in modern “omics”, big data analysis and hypertension! We are looking for a PhD/higher degree holder in statistics
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We are seeking an enthusiastic Postdoctoral Research Assistant in Medical Statistics, with an interest in Artificial Intelligence (AI), to join the Computational Health Informatics (CHI) Laboratory
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at The University of Manchester. You will hold an MSc and/or PhD (or equivalent) in epidemiology, medical statistics / biostatistics, health data science, health services research, or some other quantitative academic
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Statistics. The postholder will join the research team led by Dr John Busby and Prof Liam Heaney working on several projects related to chronic inflammatory disease, with an initial focus on chronic
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novel place-based, policy-relevant epidemiological, interventional research and longer-term modelling. We seek highly motivated individuals with a PhD or equivalent in data science, applied statistics
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clinical research databases with a focus on polypharmacy in mental health. Responsibilities will include planning, data manipulation and conducting the statistical analysis of datasets arising from
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. The laboratory uses a combination of statistical, computational, and experimental approaches to understand how processes in our cells lead to changes in their DNA. These changes include errors (mutations