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Director, Biomathematics & Statistics Scotland (BioSS)

Biomathematics & Statistics Scotland (BioSS) specialises in the 
development and application of the quantitative methods needed to 
enhance scientific understanding and impact.  We are recognised 
internationally for our work at the interface between the 
mathematically-based sciences and a wide span of applied sciences. We 
are one of the Scottish Environment, Food and Agriculture Research 
Institutes (SEFARI) collective delivering a portfolio of research and 
translational  activities for our principal  funder, the Scottish 
Government.  BioSS offers a stimulating working environment, with over 
40 staff and students at four locations.

We seek to appoint as Director an exceptional individual with:
- an international standing in statistics, mathematical biology, 
bioinformatics or a related field;
- extensive experience of collaboration with subject-area scientists to 
solve problems in agriculture, the environment, food and/or health; and
- the organisational and leadership skills to co-ordinate and develop a 
highly motivated, distributed, group of specialist staff.

The successful candidate will be offered an indefinite position subject 
to a satisfactory probationary period.  This position may be based at 
either Edinburgh, Dundee or Aberdeen.

For  further  information  on  the  above  post,  including  how to  
apply,  please  visit http://www.bioss.ac.uk/vacancies.html. Closing 
date 17/11/2017.  Potential applicants may contact Professor David 
Elston  ([log in to unmask], tel  +44 (0) 1224 395127) and 
Professor Colin Campbell ([log in to unmask], tel +44 (0) 344 
928 5428) in confidence to discuss the post.  Please quote reference 
number BioSS-3-17 in all correspondence.


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Biomathematics and Statistics Scotland (BioSS) is formally part of The
James Hutton Institute (JHI), a registered Scottish charity No. SC041796
and a company limited by guarantee No. SC374831

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