31 algorithm-development-"Prof"-"Washington-University-in-St"-"Prof"-"Prof" Postdoctoral positions at The University of Arizona
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undergraduate students during summer months. Apply existing remote sensing based algorithms, such as 3T, to estimate latent heat fluxes from thermal imagery and soil water balance. Develop and test upscaling
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undergraduate students during summer months. Apply existing remote sensing based algorithms, such as 3T, to estimate latent heat fluxes from thermal imagery and soil water balance. Develop and test upscaling
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. This includes evaluating research data, revising, improving and monitoring techniques, and developing innovative methods and approaches to solve scientific problems while meeting goals and objectives in
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work will focus on problems in controls, machine learning, image reconstruction, wavefront sensing, and instrument development and test. As time permits, you will be encouraged to conduct your own
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here . Duties & Responsibilities Perform independent multi-disciplinary research experiments under the direction of the principal investigator, Dr. Yamoah. Develop, design, and conduct complex research
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data using various software (R-statistics, GraphPad, Excel, ImageJ, Image Lab). Supervise and mentor undergraduate students. Prepare and submit peer-reviewed journal articles. Present results
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of this position will be development of custom neural networks for functional annotation of protein sequences. This is an Extended Temporary Employment (ETE) position. Outstanding UA benefits include health, dental
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. Duties & Responsibilities Develop research projects and perform experiments within the Sarver Cardiovascular Research Center. Train and supervise intern, undergraduate, medical, and graduate student lab
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, contributing to the development of innovative spatio-temporal analysis and engineering challenges associated with uncertainty. The role supports collaborative investigations, model development, and experimental
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metabolome data collected for a population of individuals with hypermobile Ehlers Danlos Syndrome. This person will also train, supervise, and support professional and student personnel in the lab. The ideal