10 machine-learning-phd "The Art Institutes" Fellowship research jobs at University of London in United Kingdom
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apply Overview About the Role This is a fully funded project for 2 years including PhD fees for a doctor in training interested in a career in academic dermatology to undertake a PhD. A third year of
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joint PhD students, with a further student to join in October 2024. In this joint project, the candidate will work alongside the team at NPL. We are collaborating with the following project partners
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of anticipated completion of a PhD in Medical Statistics or Epidemiology. Experience conducting independent research using routinely collected electronic health records and writing analytic code in Stata, R and/or
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to high impact publications and the submission of proposals for follow-up funding. The successful applicants will have a PhD in the broad area of molecular biology with excellent computational skills, and
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of disease by shorten the pathway to enable precision medicine in Africa. The successful applicant will have a postgraduate degree and ideally a PhD in genetic epidemiology, bioinformatics or a related
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storytelling and storytelling at the heart of R&D. Find out more: www.rhul.ac.uk/costarnationallab You should apply if you: Hold a PhD or Masters in a field related to emerging technologies, inclusive design or
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epidemiology as well as a relevant PhD (public health, environmental health, environmental science or engineering, epidemiology, microbiology, or similar). The applicant should have a track record of working
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of child death) study, working closely with other project staff (clinical, project administration, investigators, PhD students, and social science staff). They will supervise other ongoing research projects
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., relevant experience in public health/ health systems and/or climate change, expertise in mathematical modelling techniques and approaches and expertise in computer programming / software proficiency in
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with an interest in learning new skills and in working with colleagues with a range of epidemiological backgrounds to advance the research agenda on health inequalities in England. The post-holder will