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candidate will collaborate with investigators within and outside Duke University. The objectives of the projects are: to identify and validate surrogate endpoints of overall survival using data from cancer
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with investigators within and outside Duke University. The objectives of the projects are: to identify and validate surrogate endpoints of overall survival using data from cancer clinical trials in
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neurological disorders through the development of new computational approaches for 3D movement analysis. Our goal is to probe the neural bases of natural behaviors while also enabling more objective and
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approaches to understand the interconnections between nutrition, health, food systems, and society. Our lab has pioneered genomics techniques that objectively track dietary intake across hundreds of plant and
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tenure-track faculty members, 1250 undergraduate students, 1400 master’s students, and 600 PhD students. Housed within a university renowned for its programs in the liberal arts, medicine, business and law
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strong track record of publications by the trainees and the trainees of the Mazurowski lab have found strong positions after completing their training in the lab including faculty positions at leading
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. Preferred: Experience with in vitro and in vivo electrophysiology, imaging, mouse behavioral assays, and histological analysis. Computational skills are a plus. Why Join the Yang Lab? A proven track record of
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, non-coding genome, genetic variants and functional genomics, is a plus. Excellent communication skills including writing, publishing, and presenting research; proven track record of publishing in peer
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theory, multi-objective optimization and machine learning. The specific project aims to understand the multiscale interactions shaping human gut bacteria and human gut pathogens. The project will combine
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. The postdoctoral fellow, under the mentorship of Dr. Sheng Luo (https://scholars.duke.edu/person/sheng.luo ), is required to work on at least one of these objectives. The application areas include neurological