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carrying out statistical analysis. Please visit Work at UCL for further information. About you The candidate must have a PhD or equivalent working experience in epidemiology, global health, statistics
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regression analyses is important. It is essential that you have an MSc (Research Assistant) / PhD (Research Associate) in epidemiology, statistics, health economics or related quantitative field or a closely
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. The successful applicant will have, or soon obtain, a PhD degree in mathematics or related area, or equivalent level of professional qualifications and experience, with expertise in at least one of the areas
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backgrounds and experience. Candidates with a PhD and relevant research experience will be considered for Research Associate. This post will be offered on a fixed-term contract to 31 March 2027. This is a full
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-based statistical inference and the use of relational databases, or candidates with a PhD or similar in computational science or mathematics, and an interest in archaeology. We will consider candidates
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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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Methods (NCRM) and the Office for National Statistics (ONS). Its objective is to deliver a step-change in survey research to ensure that it will remain possible in the UK to carry out high-quality social
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Assistant. About you You will have a PhD or MSc with experience in a relevant discipline (e.g. statistics, epidemiology, public health). You will have advanced quantitative and statistical software skills
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London. We are seeking an independent and highly motivated computational postdoctoral fellow to lead their own projects, contribute to collaborative efforts and guide PhD students, if required. Our lab is
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or PhD in infectious disease epidemiology, mathematical modelling, statistics or related subject or a similar quantitative discipline Experience in epidemiological data analysis and infectious disease