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requirement for this position. Experience with opensource CFD software, including code development, is considered a strong asset. Excellent oral and written communication skills and a track-record demonstrating
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that the project objectives and deadlines are met. You will be expected to keep diligent records and computer code. This post is based at the University of Warwick (in The Control and Engineering Biology group
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of physics/maths and biology is essential. Coding competency (in C, Python, Matlab or similar language) is essential. Applicants should demonstrate a publication record appropriate to their level of experience
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channels to make an impact? If so, this could be the role for you. This role would suit candidates who have a PhD in a relevant social science discipline or equivalent research experience in a professional
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Prof. Fredros Okumu (University of Glasgow/Ifakara Health Institute) to develop and test new methods for trial design and analysis. Developing statistical models and code to run the proposed methods
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code are transparent, well-documented, reproducible, and openly shared with the scientific community. The role also offers opportunities to contribute to teaching and training activities across
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The Opportunity: You will use a variety of analytical methods and coding techniques, including social computational approaches, to analyse how emotional and identity-based narratives and visuals
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experience and explains how and why this makes you right for the role (1 page max.). The covering letter should include confirmation of your right to live and work in the UK*. If providing a share code, please
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. Practical knowledge of bioinformatics. Skills Essential: C1. Commitment to open research, as appropriate to the discipline, through open data, open code, open educational resources, and practices
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and show strong quantitative skills, proficiency in coding (e.g. Python or MATLAB), and experience handling large datasets. Knowledge in at least one of the following is essential: ocean interior