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applications; leading software development efforts; mentoring graduate and undergraduate students; and contributing to interdisciplinary collaborations with clinicians and healthcare researchers. The postdoc is
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of Sociology at Duke University invites applicants for a Postdoctoral Associate with expertise in economic sociology, immmigration, organizations, network analysis, or inequality broadly defined. In
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PhD with an interest in computational social science or data science (broadly defined). This individual will help design, execute, and analyze a series of field experiments on a platform created by the
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for genomics (e.g., generative models, transformers, agentic workflows) and/or statistical learning (e.g., network & spatiotemporal modeling, functional/longitudinal data, time-series). Analyze single-cell
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encouraged to submit a cover letter that indicates their interest in working with the broader cosmology group at Duke. This position is ideal for a candidate who is passionate about scientific software
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genomics tools to understand the role of protein ubiquitination and proteostasis during cellular response to stress. Our lab is largely interested in defining gene-phenotype relationships mediated by enzymes
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automation methodologies and software infrastructure for next-generation computing systems, including neuromorphic and emerging hardware platforms. The position involves designing high-performance algorithms
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, focusing on the impacts of investments in energy access and electricity reliability, broadly defined, and in just energy transitions in coal-dependent LMIC regions. The position is funded and has a one-year
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Description Postdoctoral Research Fellow in Network Physics of Plant Water–Carbon Transport at the Department of Civil & Environmental Engineering, Duke University Position Summary: The Department of Civil and
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to distribute materials, reagents, software, copyrightable and potentially patentable discoveries derived from the Postdoctoral Appointee's research. Collegial conduct towards members of the research group and