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addresses these gaps. The research consists of: Develop a new dataset of observed damages and physical conditions based on insurance claims, and deriving improved, statistically robust damage functions
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Psychology, Work & Organizational Psychology, Management, or a related discipline strong expertise in quantitative research methods and statistics experience with scale development, psychometrics, and/or
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statistical software such as R, Python, SPSS, or Stata. Affinity with issues of climate justice, social inclusion, migration, and/or community-based research. Experience conducting comparative or mixed-methods
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skills, with knowledge of economic evaluation methods such as decision-analytic or cost-effectiveness modelling. Proficiency in statistical programming (e.g., Stata, R). Excellent written and spoken
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tracking, pupillometry or related psychophysiological methods, or is eager to acquire these techniques; has strong quantitative and statistical skills (preferably using R and/or Python); demonstrates
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of statistics. Excellent communication and writing skills in English. Additional Information Benefits An inspiring multidisciplinary, international and academic environment. The university offers a dynamic
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(or willingness to develop these skills). Experience with statistical programming, preferably in R. Excellent written and spoken English. Strong analytical, organisational, and project management skills