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) in quantitative biology, statistics, or a related discipline, and have experience using statistical modelling and data analysis to address predictive or inferential questions in ecological
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co-design workshops with men from Black backgrounds and lower income backgrounds, in communities across Yorkshire. You will lead data analysis within the team and help develop targeted recruitment
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Contract type: Full time (35 hours - 1FTE), fixed term (18 months) Detailed description The recruited candidate will be responsible for generating a database of qualitative data acquired through
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future generations of research and development professionals; data specialists; technology experts; inventors; and scientists for industry and society. The Atomic Scale Physics group at the Department
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mutations. Working closely with the PI (Professor Peter Visscher), you will develop new research methodologies, conduct analyses on detailed and complex data, write articles for peer-reviewed journals and
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of these three key areas: quantitative user studies, statistical modelling of human experimental data or human augmentation very good in scientific writing and communication skills very good knowledge
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autonomous sensing systems. The project requires experience with setting up sensing hardware, software defined radio systems and other lab equipment for data collection in addition to experience of programming
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qualitative research using participatory methods and semi-structured interviews Analyse data, contribute to co-design workshops, write reports, and contribute to academic papers. Where required, public
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(Oxford University) and colleagues from the Children’s Public Health Service in North Tyneside Council. See the ECLS website for more information about the team and the School of Education, Communication
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& robust control, and learning for dynamics & control. The main task of the PhD student will be to develop sound data-driven methodologies for learning control policies with provable guarantees