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Job Description Position Details The Institute for Data and AI (IDAI) Location: University of Birmingham, Edgbaston, Birmingham UK Full time starting salary is normally in the range £36,130
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new techniques within the laboratory, help supervise project/undergraduate students, and present their data regularly at internal lab meetings and external conferences. Applicants should be proficient
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holder will play a key role in supporting quantitative data analysis, including the development of statistical analysis plans, and interpretation in a cluster trial setting. There are also opportunities
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of the responsibilities outlined below Design and conduct bioinformatic data analysis pipelines under the guidance of the research supervisor to test the project hypotheses and complete project aims Develop research
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proposals for own or joint research, with assistance of a mentor if required Contribute to writing bids for research funding Analyse and interpret data Apply knowledge in a way which develops new intellectual
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objectives and proposals for own or joint research, with assistance of a Contribute to writing bids for research funding Analyse and interpret health impact assessment data Apply knowledge in a way which
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September 2025 Background To support the advancement of NIHR funded research project through data collection and analysis, contributing to knowledge generation, and to provide research assistance to projects
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Survey (BAS). There are also strong connections to the Institute for Data and Artificial Intelligence (IDAI) at UoB. The researcher will work with Dr. Martin Widmann, Dr. Ruth Geen and Prof. Gregor
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for research funding Analyse and interpret data Apply knowledge in a way which develops new intellectual understanding Disseminate research findings at conferences and seminars and contribute to academic
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remission as a model of flare vs remission with a 50% relapse rate. Initial data analysis has taken place using the 10x Chromium single cell sequencing identifying putative cellular subpopulations