Paul Dickman

Karolinska Institutet is recruiting an Assistant Professor in Epidemiology or Biostatistics at the Department of Medical Epidemiology and Biostatistics (MEB) in Solna, Sweden. This is a 6-year academic position for an early-career researcher with a strong independent research profile and the ambition to build and lead a research group. The call is broad within epidemiology and biostatistics , with particular strengths at MEB in psychiatric, cancer, reproductive, pediatric, pharmaceutical, genetic, and geriatric epidemiology, as well as causal inference, clinical trials, registry-based research, twin and family studies, predictive modeling, image analysis, survival analysis, statistical genetics, and high-throughput data analysis. The position includes teaching at undergraduate and/or graduate level , collaboration within the department, and active contribution to the academic environment. KI emphasizes scientific excellence, originality, feasibility of the research plan, international research experience, external funding potential, publication record, and academic leadership. Regular on-site presence in Solna is required. Funding: the appointment comes with a generous SEK 9 million package to cover salary and other research costs. KI also notes the possibility of promotion from the fixed-term Assistant Professor role to permanent Senior Lecturer, subject to the university’s procedures. Eligibility highlights: a PhD or equivalent in a relevant subject area; at least two peer-reviewed original papers as first or last author in addition to the thesis; preference for candidates who completed the PhD within the last seven years, with exceptions for documented deductible time. English fluency is required. Pedagogical requirements are waived for this call, but three weeks of higher education pedagogical courses must be completed within two years unless equivalent training is already documented. Application deadline: 31 August 2026 at 23:59 CEST. Applications must be submitted in English via the Varbi recruitment system and include a personal letter, application form with research project, up to ten published papers and optionally one manuscript, and PhD certificate. If claiming deductible time, supporting documentation must be attached. Contact: Professor Paul Dickman (paul.dickman@ki.se).

Karolinska Institutet is recruiting an Assistant Professor in Epidemiology or Biostatistics at the Department of Medical Epidemiology and Biostatistics (MEB) in Solna, Sweden. This is a strong opportunity for early-career researchers working in epidemiology , biostatistics , public health , statistics , medical science , and related data-driven research areas. The department highlights broad methodological and applied interests, including causal inference , clinical trials , registry-based research , survival analysis , statistical genetics , predictive modelling , image analysis , and high-throughput data analysis. The appointment is for six years and comes with a 9 MSEK funding package to support salary and research costs. The role is designed to help the successful candidate build an independent research group, contribute to teaching, and develop a strong academic profile within a highly collaborative international environment. Eligibility requirements include a PhD or equivalent in a relevant subject area, at least two peer-reviewed original publications as first or last author in addition to the doctoral thesis, and a strong research profile. KI gives priority to applicants whose PhD was awarded within the last seven years, while also allowing documented deductible time in special circumstances. Applicants should also demonstrate research excellence, an original and feasible research plan, external funding potential, international research experience, academic leadership potential, and fluency in English. The application deadline is 31 August 2026 . Applications must be submitted through the Varbi recruitment system and include a personal letter, the application form with research project, up to ten published papers and optionally one manuscript, and the PhD certificate. If applicable, documentation for deductible time must also be included. Announced by Jorge M. Mendes , Associate Professor of Statistics and Data Science at NOVA Medical School, with the job contact listed as Paul Dickman , Professor at Karolinska Institutet.

Karolinska Institutet is recruiting an Assistant Professor in Epidemiology or Biostatistics at the Department of Medical Epidemiology and Biostatistics (MEB) in Solna, Sweden. This is a six-year early-career faculty position designed for outstanding researchers who can develop an independent research group, contribute to teaching, and strengthen the department’s academic environment. The role is broadly open within epidemiology and biostatistics , with MEB highlighting strengths in psychiatric, cancer, reproductive, pediatric, pharmaceutical, genetic, and geriatric epidemiology, as well as causal inference, clinical trials, registry-based research, twin and family studies, predictive modeling, image analysis, survival analysis, statistical genetics, and high-throughput data analysis. The position comes with a generous SEK 9 million funding package to cover salary and research costs. KI also notes the possibility of promotion from the fixed-term assistant professor role to permanent Senior Lecturer, subject to the university’s procedures and performance. Eligibility includes a PhD or equivalent in a relevant subject area, at least two peer-reviewed original publications as first or last author beyond the thesis, and strong scientific merit. Preference is given to candidates who earned their doctorate within the last seven years, although exceptions may apply for documented deductible time. Applicants should also demonstrate a strong research plan, academic leadership potential, and fluency in spoken and written English. The application must be submitted in English through KI’s Varbi recruitment system by 31 August 2026 . Required documents include a personal letter, the application form with research project, up to ten published papers and optionally one manuscript, and a PhD certificate. If claiming deductible time, supporting documentation must be attached.