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About the Opportunity Postdoctoral Research Associate – Human Data Interaction/Data Visualization – The Roux Institute, Portland, Maine We are currently seeking two postdoctoral research fellows
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, dissect peptide-immune cell interactions, and examine how the peptide shapes the gut microbiome. The anticipated start of this position is September 2026, with yearly renewals based upon funding and
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. The Postdoctoral Associate will give presentations of their work, will help write papers reporting on research results, will help supervise graduate students, and will closely interact with the PI and colleagues
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individualized needs, and to share these tools with various stakeholders, including educational and research communities. As part of the larger Center for Cognitive and Brain Health, we interact and collaborate
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assistants, multi-omics analysis tools, life sciences foundation models, and 'AI scientists.' PROJECT 1. Postdoctoral Research Project: Explainable AI for Gut Microbiome-Host Interactions in Cocaine Use
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foundation models, and “AI scientists.” PROJECT 1. Postdoctoral Research Project: Explainable AI for Gut Microbiome–Host Interactions in Cocaine Use Disorder Cocaine use disorder (CUD) remains a major public
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stimulation, is an asset. Applicants should be highly motivated and creative, have excellent oral and written communication skills and demonstrated research productivity with first-author publications. How
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of iPSCs and immunology techniques like flow cytometry. Experience with rodent CNS surgery, including vagus nerve stimulation, is an asset. Applicants should be highly motivated and creative, have excellent
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multimodal interaction. Our research aims to bridge the gap between visual perception and actionable assistance, with applications including: · Video-based skill coaching and instruction
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proven ability to work independently and creatively, and strong skills in written and spoken English. Position Type Research Additional Information Northeastern University considers factors such as