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Associate -Postdoctoral Researcher in vaccine modelling, Department of Global and Environmental Health Department: NYU School of Global Public Health - Global and Environmental Health Supervisor: Dr. Mark Jit
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applying AI/ML models to predict cis-regulatory elements in plant genomes and uncover mechanistic insights into protein-DNA interactions. (2) Developing and applying computational methods to infer gene
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/user behavior, Collect and analyze human performance data (reaction times, workload, situational awareness, eye tracking, etc.), Develop and validate computational models of human behavior in driving
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computational modeling of gut microbial communities, multi-omic data integration, bioinformatic method development, and translational human studies. Specific activities may include: building and validating
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and ex vivo studies focused on gene editing–based approaches to treat neurodegenerative diseases, particularly Huntington’s Disease (HD), using mouse models. Responsibilities include designing and
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to develop, implement, and apply novel computational techniques to problems of scientific importance, in collaboration with application scientists and engineers. Topics of interest include data-driven modeling
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projects and heritage collections generate enormous quantities of complex data, including field records and photographs, scientific analytical outputs, 3D models, and computational imaging datasets. Working
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development, relationship management, ability to analyze and evaluate ventures, financial modeling, market analysis, and strategic planning is required. Understanding of business models and drivers of success
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engineering (CRISPR/Cas9, Gal4/UAS), including the generation of genetic tools in non-model Drosophila species; single-cell genomics (scRNA-seq and single-cell ATAC-seq); in vivo functional imaging (two-photon
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projects include detecting API misuse, analyzing program performance, measuring energy consumption, detecting security vulnerabilities, supporting library migrations, and leveraging large language models