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. The research involves the development of machine learning algorithms and MR pulse sequences for next-generation computational MRI. The research will be conducted at the Electrical and Computer Engineering and
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Cellular and Wi-Fi signal boosting equipment Digital signage and wayfinding Parking occupancy sensors and guidance systems Collaborate with vendors and contractors on project execution and system upgrades
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computerized equipment to diagnose and troubleshoot diesel engine failure conditions, including mechanical faults and problems with onboard electronics and sensors. Assist technicians with diagnoses and
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inflammasomes, immune-based DNA damage sensors, ITAM/ITIM receptors, and microbiota in the pathogenesis of neurodegenerative disease. Position Summary Postdoctoral employment is temporary and is normally limited
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submission to journals and conferences. Present research findings at seminars, conferences, and scientific venues. Develop innovative and robust machine learning algorithms to personalize interventions
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comprehensive scheduling algorithms) and handle sensitive information with confidentiality. Ability to work independently on a wide variety of tasks – both simple and complex - with minimal supervision and
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functional imaging to better understand disease pathophysiology, to discover new therapeutic targets, and to develop novel diagnostic algorithms that can improve patient care. Specific areas of research
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on highly complex technology, algorithm development and data management and analysis. CDT is a recognized world leader in the technological treatment of diabetes and the hub of an international research
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will apply state-of-the-art machine learning algorithms and custom disease-relevant genomic datasets (e.g., coronary artery single-nucleus chromatin accessibility and RNA sequencing) to develop targeted
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diseases. The Lukens Lab is particularly interested in interrogating the roles played by inflammasomes, immune-based DNA damage sensors, ITAM/ITIM receptors, and microbiota in the pathogenesis