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analysis and machine learning methods applied to protein structure determination using single-particle cryo-electron tomography (ET). The candidate will contribute to the design, development, and
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biology, and related areas. The interested candidate will work directly with experimental scientists within a wet lab setting to facilitate the management, analysis, and visualization of the mass
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application to medical imaging (e.g., MRI) · Experience with MRI data analysis, network science, graph theory, topological analysis, or related computational approaches, especially in Alzheimer’s
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analysis using appropriate machine learning techniques and contribute to the writing of technical papers and research proposals. Duke is an Equal Opportunity Employer committed to providing employment
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with Dr. Kate Hoffman to define and lead specific research objectives aligned with the funded aims. Responsibilities will include project management, coordination of data collection and analysis
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including but not limited to microbial ecology, biochemistry, genomics, biostatistics, molecular biology, microbiology, evolutionary biology. Familiarity with metagenomics data analysis, microbial
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/bioinformatics, and data science. Work Performed · Work in highly collaborative inter-disciplinary environment with clinicians, econometricians, statisticians, and data scientists · Lead statistical analysis
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decisions focusing mainly on interpretable machine learning and its applications. The candidate must be an expert in music generation and Schenkerian analysis. The candidate will be responsible for working
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Bioinformatics expertise required for scRNAseq analysis. · Previous cell culture experience. · Perform molecular, cellular, biochemical and immunological analyses. · Optimize and troubleshoot experimental
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, engaging with other data analysts, students, post- docs and faculty on the team Conduct comprehensive high-throughput multi-omics data analysis and epidemiological analyses; Apply biostatistics and cancer