12 algorithm-"Multiple"-"Prof"-"U"-"University-of-Wisconsin-Madison" positions at University of British Columbia
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of developing algorithms that are both technically robust and clinically relevant, ensuring that these innovations can be integrated seamlessly into existing imaging systems and workflows. Collaborating with
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applications across a wide range of imaging and video processing fields beyond medical imaging. The Research Associate will be at the forefront of developing algorithms that are both technically robust and
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practical basic algorithms and data structures in practical implementation experience. High-level programming languages (e.g., Python), proficiency in multiple languages is preferred. Preferably with medical
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of Biomedical Engineering, please visit https://www.bme.ubc.ca/ . HuMBL, a research lab within the SBME, specializes specifically in wearable sensor technologies and algorithm-driven health analytics to enhance
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Science Specialist will: 1) review empirical data and algorithms applied to the price, end-use, fishing effort and layer 3 databases and develop code that imputes missing data to complete gaps in
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will design and implement scalable software infrastructure and data processing software for CHIME's massive datasets. The role includes algorithm development and data analysis of cosmology datasets
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of Biomedical Engineering, please visit https://www.bme.ubc.ca/ . HuMBL, a research lab within the SBME, specializes specifically in wearable sensor technologies and algorithm-driven health analytics to enhance
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access processes and policies across multiple jurisdictions to provide advisory support, leadership and professional recommendations to project processes. Leads an environmental scan of data access and use
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creative ideas in supportive environments. The clinical infrastructures include multiple imaging scanners, including a long axial field-of-view (LAFOV) PET/CT scanner, and aims to push the limits of modern
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opportunities for our trainees and researchers to freely explore creative ideas in supportive environments. The clinical infrastructures include multiple imaging scanners, including a long axial field-of-view