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for the South African context. This post will be offered on a part-time (1 day per week), fixed term contract for 6 months. Key responsibilities Carry out statistical analyses of an existing risk/ resilience
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EMG signal processing to extract relevant features related to diaphragm muscle strength Perform statistical analysis to evaluate the relationship between MMG/EMG-derived indices and clinically measured
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require extensive data cleaning expertise and will apply advanced statistical techniques including predictive modelling, natural language processing and the development and validation of an explainable
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sciences (e.g. psychology, health economics, statistics, informatics, genetics) that underpin research at the faculty; and expertise (psychology, service research and improvement science) that improves
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statistical analysis Ability to take initiative to solve technical and logistical problems Ability to write reports and manuscripts to a high-level Flexible approach to working (including travel, hours
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at King’s College London has a distinguished scientific tradition in pure and applied mathematics and statistics. Since its foundation in 1830, it has established a reputation as a world-leading centre for
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and analysis. Competent in the use of standard statistical analysis packages. Desirable criteria Experience of constructing tissue microarrays. Experience of performing SNP array analysis. Full details
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management Experience of working with FFPE tissue specimens Competent in the interpretation and technical validation of results Competent in the use of standard statistical analysis packages Desirable criteria
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, providing information and advice, drafting reports, collating and analysing information and statistics and contributing to reports required by the funder, and internally by King’s. The CDT Manager will
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: managing the annual cycle of work, providing information and advice, drafting reports, collating and analysing information and statistics and contributing to reports required by the funder, and internally by