10 algorithm-development-"Multiple"-"Prof" "UNIS" Postdoctoral research jobs at Purdue University
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for the eastern US. Multiple peer-reviewed publications are expected to result from this work, to be developed in tandem with key project personnel and collaborators. Travel funding is available to present research
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simulations. (5) Interacting with other team members on industry-sponsored projects involving combustion, turbulence, multiphase flow, machine learning and artificial intelligence, algorithm development and
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learning and outcomes in children with and without a history of late-talking. The postdoctoral scholar will be an integral contributor and participate in development, testing, analysis, and dissemination
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, with frequent travel to campus, may be available. We are recruiting multiple postdocs to join our team in this role. Responsibilities and Duties: Develop and implement complex data analysis projects
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(www.thedunnlab.com ), as we prepare for our next giant leap: discovering the causes of mental illness and creating roadmaps for prevention. The Opportunity: Postdoctoral Research Associate in Tooth Research The Dunn
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stakeholders in research design Disseminating findings via peer-reviewed publications and conferences Mentoring students and contributing to grant development Sample Activities: Lead and support analysis of SEER
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at the intersection of mitochondrial biology, apoptosis, and cancer therapy Gain hands-on experience in chemical probe development and drug discovery Collaborate closely with internal team members and external partners
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to diverse expertise and resources across leading institutions. The successful candidate will join a dynamic and collaborative research team dedicated to developing cutting-edge AI, machine learning, and
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at Purdue University (West Lafayette, Indiana, USA). The successful applicant will develop, calibrate, and employ epigenetic clocks for use in demographic studies pertaining to wildlife and/or fisheries
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, to identify and characterize novel transcriptional regulatory mechanisms that control traits of agronomic importance. This project thus offers a unique opportunity to train a future leader in combining