Lead Epidemiology Fellow — Ageing & Longevity Research

National University of Singapore; Singapore; Presencial; SGD 75 000 - 110 000; Tempo integral

Resumo da oferta

National University of Singapore invites a Research Fellow (post‑doc) specialized in epidemiology of ageing. You will lead population‑level ageing research using large longitudinal datasets, identify determinants of healthy longevity, and inform interventional trial design.

You will develop advanced statistical models, collaborate with national and international networks, supervise junior researchers, and contribute to high‑impact publications and grant proposals.

Qualificações

• PhD in Epidemiology, Public Health, Biostatistics, or a related field.
• Minimum 3 years of ageing epidemiology or longitudinal cohort research experience.
• Advanced statistical skills including survival analysis, mixed models, and causal inference.
• Proficiency with large datasets and data linkage.
• Strong scientific writing and peer‑reviewed publication experience.

Responsabilidades

• Lead population‑level ageing research using longitudinal data.
• Design observational studies and secondary analyses.
• Develop statistical models for ageing outcomes.
• Translate findings into clinical trial hypotheses and protocols.
• Build collaborations with epidemiological networks.
• Publish in high‑impact journals and contribute to grants.
• Supervise staff and students in data analysis.

Conhecimentos

Epidemiology

Public Health

Biostatistics

R / Python / Stata

Scientific writing

Data linkage

Formação académica

PhD in Epidemiology or related field

Ferramentas

R

SPSS

Python

Stata

Descrição da oferta de emprego

National University of Singapore invites a Research Fellow (post‑doc) specialized in epidemiology of ageing. You will lead population‑level ageing research using large longitudinal datasets, identify determinants of healthy longevity, and inform interventional trial design.

You will develop advanced statistical models, collaborate with national and international networks, supervise junior researchers, and contribute to high‑impact publications and grant proposals.