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Statistical results of empirical studies in the behavioral and social sciences have repeatedly been shown to be reported in a suboptimal way. This PhD project seeks to understand why applied
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PhD on Motives for Statistical Reporting Practices (1.0 FTE) (V24.0329) « Back to the overview Job description Statistical results of empirical studies in the behavioral and social sciences have
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Apply now PhD candidate in Statistics and Pharmacometrics We are looking for a motivated PhD candidate to join our division Systems Pharmacology and Pharmacy, LACDR at Leiden University
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will focus on: Modelling the statistics of induced seismicity. Modelling the spatial distribution of seismicity. Benzi, R., Kumar, P., Toschi, F., & Trampert, J. (2016). Earthquake statistics and plastic
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partners. Strong applicants typically have backgrounds in computer science, statistics or econometrics but should have an intrinsic interest for marketing problems. The PhD will be supervised by Prof. Dr
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statistical analyses on longitudinal data; Publishing analyses in international and national (scientific) journals and presenting them to relevant stakeholders, and presenting them at national and international
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candidate under the supervision of Dr Luca Ambrogioni. We carry out research at the frontier of generative modelling using concepts from statistical physics and neuroscience. For example, we have shown
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, or other types of political violence, armed conflict, or conflict processes. To align with TERGAP, the PhD candidate’s research is expected to develop a quantitative research design applying statistical
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, you employ DNA-based techniques to increase understanding of the determinants of PABs. These include Mendelian Randomization using publicly available GWAS summary statistics to test the causality
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) population trajectories and state welfare provision data, available as reports and regional statistics; (meso-level) collective coping strategies through social organisations, collected through their archives