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, immunology, translational research, or biomedical data science. Ability to work independently while collaborating effectively within multidisciplinary teams. Other Requirements Ability to learn new research
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. Through outstanding patient care, groundbreaking research, and exceptional education, we are advancing the future of behavioral health and developmental science. In this role, you will collaborate with
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Studies. In this role, you'll join a collaborative and mission-driven team within Duke Divinity School, helping to foster a welcoming environment that supports learning, connection, spiritual growth, and
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depth in artificial intelligence and machine learning with hands-on product development with strong connections to industry. The program values collaboration, innovation, and real-word impact, preparing
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knowledge resources that help scale AI adoption across the institution. Collaborate with faculty, AI leaders, subject matter experts, the Center for Teaching and Learning, Learning & Organizational
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to iteratively refine models and optimize experimental design. Collaborate with another postdoc in the NIH Center to use scientific machine learning (SciML) to automatically select mathematical models from data
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international programs in more than 150 countries. Be You. The Forum for Congregational Life is seeking a detail-oriented and collaborative Program Coordinator to join our team at a nationally recognized, Lilly
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dedicated to innovation, learning, wellness, and making a meaningful difference every day. We invest in our employees by fostering professional growth, encouraging collaboration, and creating opportunities
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technology solutions that advance Duke's mission of education, research, and service. At Duke, you will find a collaborative environment that values innovation, continuous learning, inclusion, and professional
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examining the impact of AI interaction on social cognition, emotional regulation, group collaboration, and collaborative learning using eye-tracking, physiology, EEG, and novel computational measures