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Candidates are expected to have a PhD in statistics or a related field, and (ideally) to have experience in Bayesian theoretical calculations in the asymptotic setting with necessary background in probability theory and analysis. There will be opportunity to engage in applied work and computational and methodological development. In addition, candidates will be able to work with other Duke faculty on related topics and to travel to academic conferences to present research findings.

To apply, submit a current CV, list of three references, and a statement of interest to https://academicjobsonline.org/ajo/jobs/18859.

Questions about the position should be emailed to surya.tokdar@duke.edu

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