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research program in neuro-metabolism. Prior experience with every approach listed below is not expected; the lab provides training, close mentorship, and a collaborative environment for learning across
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appointed through the Office of Postdoctoral Affairs. The FY27 minimum is $79, 056. Postdoc in Children's Language and Learning in Everyday Environments Advisors: Monica Ellwood Lowe, Ph.D., Meg Cychosz, Ph.D
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learning to better understand narcolepsy and other sleep disorders, neurodegeneration and autoimmune diseases. We are looking for candidates with experience with: Flow cytometry, single cell sorting, and T
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learning (ML/AI) methodologies to move the needle on translational medicine. The postdoctoral fellow will work as an integral part of a dynamic, transdisciplinary team, driving independent research while
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(1-2) Applicants with expertise in one or more of the following areas are encouraged to apply: * Foundation Models * Agentic AI * Reinforcement Learning * Medical Image Analysis Position 2: Intelligent
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, inferential and spatial analysis, as well as integrating machine learning techniques, and leading and drafting manuscripts. We will support and encourage the candidate’s independent research interests
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the relationship between transformation and systemic risk. We support communities of research, practice, and learning by building the institutional infrastructure and shared language that an emerging
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field Demonstrated expertise in one or more of the following areas: Machine/deep learning, artificial intelligence, statistical modeling, or computational modeling Human neuroimaging analysis, including
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Qualifications: PhD in a relevant field is required; relevant fields include but are not limited to epidemiology, statistics, biostatistics, machine learning, data science, or other quantitative fields. Required
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, deep learning, fNIRS, eyetracking). The postdoc will primarily be mentored by Meg Cychosz (Linguistics), but will have ample opportunity and flexibility to establish collaborations with other groups and