Modelling job opportunities

Department:     Mathematics, Statistics Section Salary:              £36,800 - £38,730 per annum plus benefits* Duration:           24 months, starting as soon as possible Closing date:    06 April 2017 How to apply:   http://www.imperial.ac.uk/employment  NAT00099 Applications are invited from a talented individual with strong quantitative skills to join Dr. Oliver Ratmann’s research group in the Department of Mathematics at Imperial College London as a Research Associate in Statistics and Pathogen Phylodynamics, and in strong collaboration with Dr. Joshua Herbeck (University of Washington, USA) and further international academic and public health partners. The post holder will work as part of an international team to address key questions in HIV prevention from an objective marker, viral sequences, through state of the art statistical approaches that build on branching process theory, structured coalescent, and Bayesian hierarchical models (in short pathogen phylodynamics). The project brings together a multi-disciplinary team of public health communities (Public Health–Seattle and King County), and academic partners (Imperial College London, University of Washington, Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, Seattle Children’s Research Institute). Outcomes will have direct impact to prevention and intervention programmes in Seattle, North America and Europe, as well as the UNAIDS cities initiative to fast-track elimination of HIV transmission. This post is an exciting opportunity to expand on significant recent methodological advances in pathogen phylodynamics, to build collaborations within an international, multi-disciplinary and world-leading team, and to shape a cutting-edge research project between core methodology and public health partners. The position is initially ...
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HFSP Invites applications from eligible countries for grants to support innovative approaches to understanding complex mechanisms of living organisms. Preliminary results are not required- posted on Trialect . Guidelines for 2019 Program and Young Investigator applications are now available. Applications will be made via the HFSP extranet website which is now operational. You must initiate an application (with a 2019 reference number) via the website by March 19th, 2018. Submission of Letters of Intent deadline: March 28th, 2018. There are two types of grants: Young Investigators' Grants to those within the first five years after obtaining an independent laboratory. Program Grants are awarded to researchers at any stage of their careers (up to $450,000 per grant/year). We are reaching out to see if your faculty members are interested. 9 Young Investigator Grants and 21 Program Grants were awarded last year. The details can be perused at: HFSP Grant Program Best regards, Sandra Trialect Support +1.805.850.6002 (USA) Support@trialect.com Note 1: Please do not contact Trialect for any grant-related queries. Please use the weblink on the posting and direct all your queries to the sponsors. Note 2: Please add support@trialect.com to your contact list so our emails are directed to your inbox ...
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Call for applications to attend the conference organised by Prism in August. The scholarship includes air-ticket and accommodation to present at the conference. Modellers from low/lower middle income countries are eligible for the scholarship. If you are interested, please send your abstract by email - pan@tropmedres.ac - Deadline: 24th February 2018 ...
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Hi everyone, David Rolls at CSIRO has forwarded the following job opportunity: CSIRO in Melbourne is advertising an indefinite (i.e., continuing) position that would be ideal for someone with a PhD that has some postdoc experience. A quantitative background in health is important. The full position description is attached and the application link is below.   https://jobs.csiro.au/job/Melbourne%2C-VIC-Health-Informatics-Project-Officer/455801700/ Please circulate to anyone that you think might be interested. Cheers, Trish Dr Patricia Campbell  Research Fellow  T +61 (0) 3 9035 6050     M +61 (0) 418 567 980  patricia.campbell@unimelb.edu.au   The Peter Doherty Institute for Infection and Immunity  792 Elizabeth Street | Melbourne | Victoria | Australia | 3000  doherty.edu.au   ...
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  The infection Analytics team at UNSW Sydney is seeking a post-doc / research fellow in mathematical biology, to model infection dynamics in HIV. The Infection Analytics Program at the Kirby Institute is an interdisciplinary team including applied mathematicians, physicists, and computer scientists, who collaborate widely with around 30 experimental groups around the world to model within-host and epidemiological aspects of infection and immunity. The group has a high publication output and a strong history in successful interdisciplinary training. It is an ideal venue for students with a quantitative background (mathematics / physics / statistics) aiming to establish themselves in mathematical biology. UNSW Sydney is a ‘top 50’ ranked global university, situated 5 km (3 miles) from Central Sydney, and 1.5 km (1 mile) from Sydney’s beaches. About the role $72,509 - $141,471 plus 9.5% superannuation and leave loading 3 years Full-time or part-time. The position of Post-Doctoral Fellow will be responsible for mathematical modelling of experimental data on viral dynamics of HIV during treatment and after treatment interruption to better understand HIV latency. This will involve familiarity with HIV literature and underlying biology, biostatistical analysis, and ODE and stochastic modelling. About the successful applicant To be successful in this role you will: Demonstrated mathematics and computer programming skills with experience in modelling experimental health related data Proven experience and interest in modelling in immunology and infection dynamics Proven evidence of publications in a related discipline in peer reviewed journals Post graduate degree, preferably PhD, in mathematics / physics or ...
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We are recruiting for a new postdoctoral scientist to join the malaria modelling group at Swiss Tropical and Public Health Institute, Basel. Posting:  https://recruitingapp-2698.umantis.com/Vacancies/517/Description/2 We would be very grateful if you could please share with your network, or any students/post-docs who might have interest ...
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Dear all,  we have a great opportunity for an infectious disease epidemiologist to join Warwick. Please pass on those who might be interested. Many thanks, James Click here D James Nokes Professor of Infectious Disease Epidemiology and Wellcome Trust Senior Investigator KEMRI-Wellcome Trust Research Programme , Kilifi, Kenya and School of Life Science and Zeeman Instutute (SBIDER), University of Warwick, UK Jnokes@kemri-wellcome.org; www.virec-group.org; skype name jnokes; Mobile +254 725 514400 ...
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Hi all, I hope you all are doing well. I am writing you because the call for the position I was in is still open. I am particularly interested in promoting this area as I consider it should be strengthened in Mexico. Having said that, I wonder whether you may be able to spread the word among your colleagues and graduated PhD students you consider may be suitable for it; details can be seen here: http://matmor.unam.mx/en/research-position-biomathematics Best regards, Victor --- Víctor F. Breña-Medina Depto. Acad. de Matemáticas, ITAM http://allman.rhon.itam.mx/~victor.brena/ ...
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http://careers.pageuppeople.com/513/cw/en/job/562431/research-fellowsenior-research-fellow-chronic-disease-epidemiology The Opportunity The Epidemiological Modelling Unit (EMU) is seeking a highly-skilled and independent Research Fellow/Senior Research Fellow to undertake a significant leadership role in its non-communicable disease and demographic modelling research agenda. The appointment will be made at a Level B or C, depending on experience. EMU is housed within the School of Public Health and Preventive Medicine’s (SPHPM) Division of Research Methodology. The Unit undertakes a broad range of epidemiological, statistical and actuarial modelling to determine the likely effectiveness and cost-effectiveness of clinical and public health interventions. EMU undertakes both communicable and non-communicable disease modelling, and is looking to build its expertise and research agenda in the latter. In non-communicable disease modelling, key collaborations will be the Centre of Cardiovascular Research and Therapeutics, clinical triallists and disease registries within SPHPM, as well as industry and other academics at Monash and elsewhere. Skills in epidemiology, demography, comparative effectiveness research, chronic disease policy and prevention, Markovian processes, Bayesian inference, statistics and computer programming (in platforms such as R) would all be particularly relevant. A Level C research-only academic is expected to make independent or original contributions to the research effort within her/his field of expertise and to the organisational unit or inter-disciplinary area of which he/she is a part. An academic at this level is expected to play a major role in research, including the exercise of significant leadership in independently building the non-communicable disease modelling research agenda. A Level B research-only academic is expected to carry out independent and/or ...
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Warwick University is seeking to expand its research in Infectious Disease Epidemiology, with a strong preference for candidates who’s research is interdisciplinary linking experimental and observational data collection from the microbiology laboratory to quantitative analysis. Further information can be found here: https://www.nature.com/naturejobs/science/jobs/612191-assistant-professor   ...
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