Our colleagues at the UCL GOS Institute of Child Health are looking for applicants for their Pharmacometrics research efforts: The successful applicant will build patient-level models arising from preclin! ical and clinical studies. These models will be used to inform drug development on therapeutics to provide neuroprotective effect in neonatal asphyxia along with working on a major global health challenge: optimising nutrient supplement dosing in pregnancy. This projects are collaborations between clinicians and researchers at major UK academic centres (UCL, Kings College, University of Oxford). The role includes an opportunity to gain experience of open source pharmacometric modelling and undertake teaching and supervision of masters level students. This post is available for 11 months in the first instance.
For more information, or to apply, visit the link found here.