PhD Student - Division of Infectious Diseases 03.07.2025 Universitätsklinikum Frankfurt Frankfurt am Main
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PhD Student - Division of Infectious Diseases
Frankfurt am Main
Aktualität: 03.07.2025
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03.07.2025, Universitätsklinikum Frankfurt
Frankfurt am Main
PhD Student - Division of Infectious Diseases
Aufgaben:
Conduct systematic literature review and meta-analyses on TB epidemiology and treatment with a focus on sex and gender specific differences Critically evaluate existing clinical and epidemiological evidence Extract Data and conduct statistical analysis Collaborate with interdisciplinary and international research teams Prepare manuscripts for publication in peer-reviewed journals Contribute to data synthesis, interpretation, and presentation at scientific conferences Co-supervisorship of medical students
Qualifikationen:
You have a medical and/or epidemiological background You have a strong interest in infectious diseases, epidemiology, and public health You possess excellent analytical and critical thinking skills Experience in evidence synthesis, biostatistics, or systematic reviews is an asset Ideally, you are proficient in a programming languages used for data science (such as R, Python or similar) Familiarity with meta-analysis tools (e.g., COVIDENCE) is desirable Basic understanding of gender-based analysis in medicine is a plus You are fluent in English (spoken and written) Due to legal regulations, valid proof of measles immunity / measles vaccination is required
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