Fully Funded PhD in Applied Statistics, Epidemiology and Data Science at University of Leeds University of Leeds in United Kingdom

Funded PhD opportunity at the University of Bristol in the GEM-B Modelling Group and the NIHR Health Protection Research Unit in Behavioural and Social Sciences Evaluation (HPRU BSE). The project is titled Modelling the impact of homelessness and related social exclusion on health in the UK . It is an interdisciplinary PhD combining mathematical modelling and epidemiological modelling to study how homelessness and related forms of social exclusion affect health outcomes, and how interventions an...

PhD opportunity at the University of Cambridge in the Department of Oncology: Modelling progression risks in Barrett’s oesophagus (Richard Elphick Studentship) . This fully funded PhD project focuses on Barrett’s oesophagus , oesophageal adenocarcinoma , cancer screening , risk prediction , medical statistics , mathematical modelling , epidemiology , health informatics , artificial intelligence , and operational research . The project will be supervised by Professor Rebecca Fitzgerald and Profes...

PhD opportunity at the University of Edinburgh in antibiotic resistance, plasmid dynamics, microbial evolution, and infectious disease dynamics . This EASTBIO-funded project asks what determines whether a resistance plasmid establishes and spreads in a new bacterial lineage. The work focuses on Enterobacterales across agricultural, environmental, and clinical reservoirs, with examples including Escherichia coli , Salmonella , and Klebsiella pneumoniae . The project aims to understand how plasmid...

PhD opportunity at the University of Oxford (Botnar Research Centre / NDORMS / Centre for Statistics in Medicine) on clinical prediction models , external validation , transportability , reproducibility , medical statistics , epidemiology , and prediction model updating . The project asks when a prediction model can be transferred across healthcare settings without losing performance, and how differences in patient case mix, clinical setting, or time period affect discrimination and calibration....

University of Oxford’s Botnar Research Centre is advertising a PhD/DPhil project in clinical epidemiology and medical statistics focused on emulating and extending randomised controlled trials (RCTs) using routinely collected real-world medical record data from Europe. The project explores the benchmark – expand – calibrate approach for causal inference across different data types, including electronic health records from the UK and other European countries, and across multiple study types such ...