9 algorithms-"Multiple"-"Prof"-"Simons-Foundation" positions at University of California, San Diego in United States
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to biomedicine. The Ideker lab also supports multiple open-source software projects, some with 10K+ users. The Research Software Developer will work under the supervision of the senior members of the software
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bioinformatics research coupled with wet-lab investigations, working in the areas of network biology, data-driven hierarchical modeling, and machine learning applied to biomedicine. We also support multiple open
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units the Halicioglu Data Science Institute (HDSI) and the San Diego Supercomputer Center (SDSC). HDSI serves as the academic core of the school, being home to multiple degree programs at the bachelor's
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, faculty, and all health team members across multiple departments, ensuring efficient and excellent patient care in alignment with appropriate clinical algorithms and pathways. Autonomous nursing care is the
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to biomedicine. The Ideker lab also supports multiple open-source software projects, some with 10K+ users. The Research Software Developer will work under the supervision of the senior members of the software
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climate events in the Western US. CW3E is developing and implementing weather and climate observations, numerical models, machine learning algorithms, and decision support tools focused on atmospheric and
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, hardware and software projects. Works on algorithm development, optimization, programming, performance analysis and / or benchmarking assignments of moderate scope where the tasks involve knowledge of either
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on biomedical research. This department leads multiple federally and non-profit funded biomedical research projects, which are focused on the integration, analysis, and sharing of biomedical and health care data
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implementing weather and climate observations, numerical modeling, machine learning algorithms, and decision support tools focused on atmospheric, land-surface, and hydrologic conditions related to extreme