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An innovative research opportunity awaits in Paris, focusing on statistical analysis of longitudinal medical data. Join a collaborative team working on the REWIND project, aimed at developing cutting-edge methods for precision medicine. As a Research Engineer, you'll engage in scientific discussions, contribute to impactful publications, and present your work at international conferences. With a supportive environment and generous benefits, including flexible hours and extensive leave, this role is perfect for those passionate about advancing healthcare through technology.
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Client: INRIA
Location: Paris, France
EU Work Permit Required: Yes
Job Reference: 275b7129b6b4
Job Views: 2
Posted: 07.05.2025
Expiry Date: 21.06.2025
You will work on the REWIND project (pRecision mEdecine WIth longitudinal Data), a multicentric initiative (Paris, Bordeaux, Lyon, Grenoble, Nice) funded through the “Investissement d’avenir” PEPR Santé Numérique. The project aims to develop new mathematical and statistical methods for analyzing multimodal, multiscale longitudinal data. These models will be implemented as prototypes and integrated into an easy-to-use, well-documented platform enabling researchers, especially clinicians, to analyze their datasets. The goal is to develop decision support systems that assist clinicians at the bedside, advancing precision medicine.
Within this context, you will collaborate with two INRIA teams: HeKA and ARAMIS lab. Your role will involve:
The ARAMIS lab develops open-source software Leaspy, with notable publications including:
Your responsibilities include:
You will also present the software at international conferences and contribute to medical studies by analyzing large patient databases, interpreting results, and assisting users.