Postdoctoral researcher positions in Economics, Statistics or related disciplines, University of Luxembourg

Postdoctoral researcher positions in Economics, Statistics or related disciplines
The University of Luxembourg, Department of Behavioural and Cognitive Sciences

The University of Luxembourg invites applications for the following vacancies in its Department of Behavioural and Cognitive Sciences:

Postdoctoral researcher positions in Economics, Statistics or related disciplines (m/f)

• Ref: R-AGR-3696-10-C ALAC

  • Fixed-term contracts
  • Full-time (40 hours / week)
  • Foreseen starting date: September 1st 2020
    • Link:http://emea3.mrted.ly/2djitThe research group ‘Economic and Social Well-being’ of the Institute for Health and Behaviour, led by Prof. Conchita D’Ambrosio,is looking for two post-doctoral researchers to conduct advanced multidisciplinary research on the individual life-course from a social-science perspective.

    The research carried out in the first position takes an epigenetic approach to consider the effects of socio‐economic factors and life events on the ageing process, starting as early as conception. The analysis of aging here refers to the epigenetic clock, and will rely on repeated observations on the same individual (or the same parent-child dyad) in existing large-scale panel and birth-cohort data. Expertise in genetics, epigenetics and/or bio-statistics are required. This position is for 3 years.

    The research in the second position will consider the potential for the application of rigorous non-linear machine-learning models to the predictive modelling of and understanding of data on individual and social wellbeing. Expertise in machine learning and a strong quantitative background is required. This position is for 2 years.

    The post-doctoral researchers will be members of the Department of Behavioural and Cognitive Sciences, Faculty of Humanities, Education and Social Sciences, of the University of Luxembourg.

Deadline for application 15 March, 2020.

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