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Communications 11:1861; Nature Communications 12:3351; Biosensors & Bioelectronics 226:115147; Biosensors & Bioelectronics 278:117378). The initial focus will be on the development of wearable biomedical sensors
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child development. The Fellow will contribute to the design, execution, and dissemination of research examining how early environmental exposures, including biological, social, and physical factors
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and evaluate public health interventions in development. The postdoctoral fellow would have access to multiple large-scale datasets through this project and can ask content questions that fit
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on the design, development, and realization of future communications technologies. You will be part of the team and contribute to ongoing developments in theory, algorithms and translation to practice in
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the opportunity to work closely with our innovative biopharmaceutical industry partners, while engaging with Northeastern University faculty in professional and career development, teaching, service
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Demonstrated ability to work both independently and collaboratively Interest or experience in proposal and manuscript development Key Responsibilities & Accountabilities: Lead and contribute to research projects
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-on laboratory investigations. Key responsibilities include generating high-impact scientific publications and technical reports, contributing to additive manufacturing workforce development programs, and
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, including participant recruitment and data collection. Support data analysis (experience analyzing longitudinal data preferred) and co-author peer-reviewed manuscripts. Contribute to grant development and
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funding and performance. This position will be based in the Social Development and Wellbeing Lab led by Dr. Alexandra Rodman. The Lab and offices are the heart of Boston, in the new, state-of-the-art ISEC
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: This area focuses on the design, development and governance of AI systems, as well as the evaluation, monitoring, and auditing of such systems. NLP & IR 3.0: This area covers the study of large language