Epigenomics of Heat Health Effects: Longitudinal Study

Italian Ministry of Education, University and Research; Italia; In loco; EUR 42.000 - 60.000; Tempo pieno

Descrizione del lavoro

Università di Torino seeks a researcher in medical sciences to advance analyses of health effects from ambient temperatures using longitudinal cohort data. The role focuses on integrating environmental, epidemiological, and molecular data with advanced statistical approaches.

The candidate will manage DNA methylation data processing, apply molecular epidemiology methods, and develop models to identify biomarkers linked to exposures and health outcomes.

Competenze

• Master's degree in a relevant field (Laurea Magistrale or Laurea a Ciclo Unico) or equivalent, obtained within 6 years of the deadline.
• Experience in longitudinal data analysis and population cohorts.
• Knowledge of molecular epidemiology and DNA methylation data processing.

Mansioni

• Analyze health effects of ambient temperatures and extreme climate events using population cohorts.
• Integrate environmental, epidemiological, and molecular data via spatiotemporal methods.
• Manage, QC, normalize, and post-process DNA methylation data.
• Develop and apply statistical models for omics data integration and biomarker discovery.

Conoscenze

Statistical modeling

Epidemiology

DNA methylation analysis

Omics data integration

Formazione

Laurea Magistrale / Laurea a Ciclo Unico (or equivalent)

Strumenti

R (Bioconductor)

Python

Descrizione del lavoro

Università di Torino seeks a researcher in medical sciences to advance analyses of health effects from ambient temperatures using longitudinal cohort data. The role focuses on integrating environmental, epidemiological, and molecular data with advanced statistical approaches.

The candidate will manage DNA methylation data processing, apply molecular epidemiology methods, and develop models to identify biomarkers linked to exposures and health outcomes.