PhD in Statistical and Mathematical Modelling of Infectious Disease Transmission at University of Bristol University of Bristol in United Kingdom

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....

PhD opportunity at the University of Leeds in spatio-temporal statistical modelling for extreme rainfall events , climate prediction, and rare-event analysis. This project develops advanced generalised linear/additive mixed models with covariate-dependent, dynamically estimated thresholds to improve prediction of when and where extreme rainfall will occur. The research sits within the UNRISK CDT and connects with work relevant to climate resilience , meteorology , data science , and high-perform...

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 in Wildlife Disease at the University of Warwick This funded PhD project is based at the Zeeman Institute, University of Warwick, in Coventry, United Kingdom, and is part of the Midlands Integrative Biosciences Training Partnership. The project focuses on wildlife disease , disease ecology , mathematical modelling , statistical analysis , and evolutionary ecology . The research team integrates models with field data to understand how wildlife diseases spread and persist across ec...

The University of Bath is advertising a Postdoctoral Research Associate in Number Theory within the Department of Mathematical Sciences. The role is part of the EPSRC-funded programme grant Unifying Arithmetic Statistics and is led at Bath by Prof. Daniel Loughran , alongside project co-leads Prof. Alex Bartel (University of Glasgow), Prof. Rachel Newton (King’s College London), and Prof. Adam Morgan (University of Cambridge). This is a research-focused, fixed-term position for three years, with...