55 programming-"the"-"DAAD"-"UCL"-"U"-"SciLifeLab"-"IMPRS-ML"-"CSIRO"-"St"-"Dr" positions at HHMI
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everywhere with opportunities for faculty at colleges and universities to participate in national collaborative research projects managed through the Science Education Alliance (SEA) program, comprehensive
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are making a difference. Summary: The Science Leadership & Lab Culture (SLLC) Program is an umbrella program that offers a range of professional development opportunities for Lab Heads and trainees
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, quantitative analysis strategies, and multi-omics data-integration approaches to support a wide range of biological research programs. Although this is a data-focused role, wet-lab proficiency—including sample
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animal models—including zebrafish, danionella, and periodically other aquatic species. This role will provide program direction and guidance to ensure the care for the research models and services provided
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applying AI and machine learning in robotics, including computer vision, adaptive control, real-time decision systems, and programming in Python and C++ for seamless integration with sensing and actuation
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to ensure the seamless integration of computational and experimental workflows. Strong programming skills in Python, PyTorch, and JAX are required, along with the ability to reason about neural network
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scientific community at UCSF. What you’ll do: To be considered for a postdoctoral associate position, ideal candidates will have experience and prior training in some of the following areas: Programming and
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to a robust open-source software ecosystem; see https://ossi.janelia.org/ for more details. Strong programming skills in Python and PyTorch are required, along with the ability to reason about neural
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perspective in many ways for their contributions to our mission, including competitive pay, exceptional health benefits, retirement plans, time off, and a range of recognition and wellness programs. Visit our
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at colleges and universities to participate in national collaborative research projects managed through the Science Education Alliance (SEA) program, comprehensive educational tools and resources developed and