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with collaborators within the Astbury Centre at Leeds as well as collaborators in Sheffield, Essex and the Netherlands. You will have a PhD (or be close to completion) in Chemistry, Biochemistry
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realism and interpretability? You will join the Choice Modelling Centre to develop AI-assisted methods for specifying, estimating and validating discrete choice models. The project aims to bring together
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models remain computationally expensive to estimate, limiting their application to modern population-scale datasets. Working with Professor Stephane Hess and colleagues within the Choice Modelling Centre
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ultrasound) to identify the disease segments that are the focus of specific research projects. You will be medically qualified and have completed core medical training or equivalent, with clinical experience