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Research Associate in Behavioural Economic Modelling
Advertiser: Business School, Imperial College London
Field(s) of specialization: Behavioral Economics
Position type(s): Postdoctoral Scholar
Location of job: Imperial College Business School, South Kensington Campus, London, London, SW7 2AZ, United Kingdom
Degree required: Doctorate
Job start date: Flexible
Job duration: 24 months
Salary: 48,056 to 56,345 GBP
Letters of reference required: 3
Application deadline: 24 Nov 2024 midnight UTC (accepting applications)
Posting end date: 24 Nov 2024
Ad text:

The successful candidate will be based within the Economics & Public Policy Department and Centre for Health Economics & Policy Innovation at Imperial College Business School. They will work on the world’s first initiative to integrate the epidemiological and economic modelling of pandemic preparedness. The initiative will use pioneering techniques to provide critical data and analysis to inform public health decisions related to pandemic preparedness and disease outbreaks around the world.

The new initiative brings together epidemiologists, economists and data modellers from across Imperial, together with researchers from the World Health Organisation and Singapore’s Programme For Research In Epidemic Preparedness And Response (PREPARE), National Centre for Infectious Diseases (NCID) and Umeå University in Sweden. Initially working with five countries including Singapore, the team is producing a publicly available digital scenario-based dashboard modelling preparedness levels of over 150 countries, Imperial College London 2 as well as deep-dive studies on specific preparedness interventions. It also provides evidence on the impact of alternative policy strategies - to governments, international health organisations and businesses, and works with partners to create a clear case for investing in pandemic preparedness.

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