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, residents, and students, you'll help transform complex ophthalmic imaging data into meaningful discoveries that improve patient care and scientific understanding. You will thrive in an environment that values
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join a highly collaborative, interdisciplinary research environment focused on developing and applying cutting-edge machine learning and deep learning methods to abdominal imaging. Working alongside
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to the overall functioning of the research group by maintaining a safe and respectful work environment, maintaining equipment and research materials following group and university protocols, and mentoring other
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discoveries made in the laboratory with meaningful improvements in patient care. You will be part of a research environment that values curiosity, creativity, scientific rigor, and continuous learning while
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and improving lives. As a Postdoctoral Associate in the laboratory of Dr. Vadim Arshavsky at the Albert Eye Research Institute, you will join a world-class research environment dedicated to uncovering
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vibrant, rigorous, and supportive training environment, with a team of researchers passionate about brain development. We collaborate extensively with labs internationally and at Duke. Postdocs can take
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dynamic academic medical center environment. Be Bold. As a Postdoctoral Associate, you will lead innovative research focused on the interaction between sleep and epilepsy, leveraging advanced
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focusing the complex interactions between human host factors (genetic traits, health status, etc.) and environmental exposures (especially air pollution) in order to understand how risk factors affect human
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rapidly changing priorities and have ability to quickly learn new skills. Must be detail-oriented, well organized with strong communication skills and ability to work in an interactive team environment
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programming skills in R. Proficiency working within UNIX/Linux environments. Preferred Qualifications Experience with Bayesian statistical methods. Experience with hierarchical modeling and mixed effects models