16 parallel-computing-numerical-methods-"Simons-Foundation" Fellowship research jobs at University of London
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empirical research. They will oversee specific research tasks, develop new techniques, and generate original contributions to the programme while fostering a collaborative team environment. Key
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on Black holes and Strong Gravity (SimonsC-BHSG). The Postdoctoral Fellowship is intended for work on numerical studies of non-linearities with SimonsC-BHSG Co-PI Katy Clough. The successful applicant should
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the study in collaboration with research teams at Nottingham, Oxford, UKHSA and Manchester with expertise in mixed-method policy evaluation, antimicrobial resistance, pharmacy practice research, primary care
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exciting project that will develop new approaches to handle missing data in statistical analyses based on machine learning methods. The Research Fellow will be based in the Department of Medical Statistics
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mitigation priorities for the UK. Candidates should also be experienced in conducting quantitative research and applying spatio-temporal epidemiologic methods, ideally to environmental health data. Further
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project developing Bayesian causal inference methods for mediation analysis using Electronic Health Records (EHR) data. The Research Fellow will design and implement Bayesian methods and software
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, and OpenSAFELY, and to develop and apply the new generation of analytical methods to study environmental health risks and climate change. The post will provide opportunities for interactions with
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research project on cardiovascular risk prediction for people with immune-mediated inflammatory disease. The successful candidate will use advanced risk prediction methods to develop prediction models
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in developing countries through excellence in research, healthcare, and training. Our research programme includes basic scientific investigations, clinical trials, epidemiological studies, intervention
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, the models will incorporate novel estimates of vaccine waning and account for variation vaccine effectiveness across different populations within the UK. The post will be part of a large research programme on