Neuroimaging Genetics Postdoctoral Fellow
19 Maio, 2017Position as lecturer or assistant professor in Operations Research, Operations Management, and/or Business Intelligence
24 Maio, 2017Neuroimaging Genetics Postdoctoral Fellow
19 Maio, 2017Position as lecturer or assistant professor in Operations Research, Operations Management, and/or Business Intelligence
24 Maio, 2017Principal Researcher in Applied Statistical Methodology & Reader in Statistics
Biomathematics & Statistics Scotland (BioSS) and the University of Edinburgh (UoE) School of Mathematics seek an applied statistician with a strong methodological background for a joint post (65{06fdc68f0c32a4bb4bc587245a8893a97471dc602b4e431d14a97651d507d6d7} BioSS; 35{06fdc68f0c32a4bb4bc587245a8893a97471dc602b4e431d14a97651d507d6d7} UoE) to pursue a portfolio of statistical research motivated by collaborations on emerging problems in biological, environmental, agricultural and/or socio-economic science. The post will be based in a stimulating working environment (located in adjacent accommodation within the James Clerk Maxwell Building at the King’s Buildings campus of the University of Edinburgh with a shared common room and excellent facilities) with extensive opportunities to develop collaborations with scientists in both the research institute and university sectors.
In addition to the pursuit of independent statistical research across the institutions, the successful applicant will lead the Statistical Methodology research theme in BioSS, engage in knowledge transfer activities including postgraduate supervision, and deliver and develop teaching at all levels.
The post-holder will have separate, but mutually dependent, contracts with each employing organisation.
As well as having a very strong statistical/mathematical background, applicants should have:
• A research track record of international standing and impact, including a substantial publication record, with evidence of methodological development to solve important problems arising in scientific research;
• Evidence of research leadership, including project initiation, a track record in securing funding for research and achievement of stated milestones and deliverables;
• Evidence of ability to plan, prepare and deliver excellent University teaching at all levels, including through the supervision of undergraduate and postgraduate students;
• Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.
Further information on the above post, including how to apply, is available at http://www.bioss.ac.uk/vacancies.html.
Closing date 9th June 1400 BST Interview date 30th June 2017
Potential applicants may contact Professor Glenn Marion (glenn.marion@bioss.ac.uk, tel +44 (0) 131 650 4898) and Professor Ruth King (ruth.king@ed.ac.uk, tel +44 (0) 131 650 5947) in confidence to discuss the post.
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