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properly. Please turn on JavaScript in your browser and try again. 13th June 2025 Languages English English English PhD candidate in Statistics at the Oslo Centre for Biostatistics and Epidemiology (OCBE
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health behaviors. The position may include some classroom teaching in statistics and/or research methods. The position affords opportunities for professional development and advancement, with guidance
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within a BSc/MSc thesis project. · Ability to effectively and reliably coordinate with the supervisor and multiple collaborators Language skills · Good level both written and spoken
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portfolio across multiple sectors and disciplines, serve as a key member of the ACEP leadership team, contribute to strategy, operations, and collaboration across programs, lead research teams, build new
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attachment. Main tasks Collect, compile, and analyze data to map the responses of plants and pollinators to climate change Participate in the development and adaptation of statistical models for analyzing
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to close contacts. Proposed PhD/MSc Chapters 1) Self-testing for influenza/COVID-19/RSV when symptomatic Data FluTracking Australia 2020-2025 Sample size >100,000 participants with multiple surveys/rows
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at the Faculty of Mathematics at TUD. Tasks: generation of hyper uniform patterns (point, scalar and vector fields) application of topological data analysis tools such as persistent homology and graph statistics
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sometimes). Compulsory "primer" (foundational) courses (programming, statistics, bioinformatics, biophysics) are planned as intensive courses in the period March to July. Soft skill courses (Good Scientific
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one of the following analysis techniques (multiple preferred): normative modelling, dimensionality reduction techniques, machine learning, deep-learning, state space modelling, advanced statistics
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and inclusive work environment empowering our people to fulfil their personal and professional ambitions Gender-friendly environment with multiple actions to attract, develop and retain women in science