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on her project, Development and Validation of Applanation Tonography, with development of an algorithm to assist in the validation of measurements. This will afford a mentoring/mentee opportunity to a Duke
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is seeking to hire a part-time (20-30 hours) research technician to support the development of an software algorithm for the project, “Measuring Ocular Pulse Amplitude with Fixed Force Applanation
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), the primary sensors for all stimuli released and/or detected by the cell. In fact, GPCRs control every essential process in our bodies (from sight and sense of smell to our cognitive function, breathing, heart
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in optimization algorithms would be an asset · Have research experience · Have excellent informal and formal written and oral communication skills · Be capable of balancing
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sleep and circadian problems contribute to clinical and cognitive presentations in ADHD. Study procedures involve wearable sensors to measure sleep and in-lab dim light melatonin collection to measure
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Preprocessing · Feature Engineering · Algorithm Optimization · Model Validation and Testing · Real-Time Deployment Readiness · Collaborate with Clinical and Epidemiological Teams
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orient the patient to the sleep center. Prepare and calibrate equipment required for testing to determine proper functioning. Perform routine PAP mask fitting. Apply electrodes and sensors according
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fitting. Apply electrodes and sensors according to accepted published standards. Assist with following "lights out" procedures to establish and document baseline values (such as body position, oxyhemoglobin
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. Statistical Analysis, Modeling, and Analysis Planning (20% initially, increasing to 45% as the project progresses) Develop, draft, and implement analysis plans that outline statistical methodologies, algorithms
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orient the patient to the sleep center. Prepare and calibrate equipment required for testing to determine proper functioning. Perform routine PAP mask fitting. Apply electrodes and sensors according