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Graciela Martinez
Socio-Economic Statistician

MSc

Biomathematics & Statistics Scotland
BioSS Office
The James Hutton Institute, Craigiebuckler
ABERDEEN, AB15 8QH, Scotland, UK.

Email: graciela.martinez@bioss.ac.uk

Background

I did my master’s degree in mathematics at National Autonomous University of Mexico (2018).  During my career I worked as Social Researcher in a private company.  My recent work focuses on providing statistical advice in Social Research with the collaboration of researchers at the James Hutton Institute.

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