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campus with close ties to labs working across systems neuroscience, computation, modeling, and tool development. One-on-one mentorship. Support to attend and present at scientific conferences. Amenities
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Dr. Bardwell and other lab members in a friendly, fast-paced, and discovery-driven environment. Application Instructions Please include the following items in one single PDF as part of your application
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, or knowledge graphs. Familiarity with MLOps tooling: model registries, feature stores, training pipeline orchestration. Prior experience in research, academic, or mission-driven institutional environments. What
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a variety of different ways ranging from conducting basic biomedical research, empowering educators, inspiring students, developing the next generation of scientists – even stretching into film and
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professionals. Together, we’re unlocking the fundamentals of biology and building an open, inclusive future for science. The Palmiter laboratory at the University of Washington is seeking a dynamic, driven, and
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to chromosome structure in cell nuclei and biochemical reconstitutions. This involves developing supervised and self-supervised AI models based on simulated as well as annotated experimental cryoET data, informed
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infrastructure, model training, and inference systems. You'll design, develop, and optimize scalable data pipelines and build multi-node GPU training and inference pipelines for foundational models. You'll also
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cells. The lab's work focuses on how the BBB forms and functions during development, and how its breakdown contributes to neurological diseases. Our research integrates molecular, developmental, and
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candidate will be self-driven, collaborative, and motivated to contribute to advancing cancer immunotherapy research. This is an excellent opportunity for individuals planning to pursue medical school
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an energetic, curious, and driven Postdoctoral Scientist to join our team. Dr. Ai Ing Lim studies how the immune systems of mothers and their children interact during reproduction and early life development