30 coding-theory-"Multiple" Postdoctoral positions at Stanford University in United States
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variety of simulation and optimization techniques. Key areas of interest may include control theory, robust optimization, or distributed optimization. 2. The second candidate will focus on applied research
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programming, probability theory, and statistical analysis of large datasets using R or Python. A successful candidate should have a Ph.D. in Operations Research, Electrical Engineering, or Industrial
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superb quantitative background, strong coding skills (e.g., Python, R), expertise in infectious disease modeling across multiple pathogens, expertise with large datasets and statistical analysis, and high
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, robust, and reproducible data analysis. Conventional statistical approaches will be combined with innovations in interpretable machine learning to address each aim from multiple angles. Analysis code will
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core facility; (4) testing compounds of interest in iPSC-derived neurons and (5) collaborating with multiple labs to coordinate further in vitro and in vivo testing of select compounds in preclinical
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multiple human MRI research scanners operating at 1.5, 3, and 7T field strengths, as well as small-bore systems for specimen and animal studies at 7T and 11.7T. The appointment will be for a 1- or 2-year
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arisen in multiple species, making it an ideal system for studying the origins of asymmetric divisions in evolution. We seek a Postdoctoral Researcher to contribute to this project by developing a
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test the hypothesis that the targeting of multiple mutations will enhance survival in glioblastoma. We propose to identify an amino acid substitution that can enhance proteasome processing followed by
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protocols. Provide hands-on technical/operational support for preclinical FLASH irradiation experiments of multiple users in collaborating laboratories Contribute to data analysis, manuscript preparation, and
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performance. Mentorship Structure The postdoc will collaborate closely with the lab’s principal investigator Ellen Vitercik, PhD students, postdocs, and external collaborators on multiple research projects