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for postdoctoral fellows. We are seeking highly motivated candidates to join our research program in regeneration genomics. Our laboratory develops and applies cutting-edge genomics and proteomics technologies
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performance using industry-standard metrics, including AUC, sensitivity, specificity, precision-recall analysis, and ROC curves. Assess model generalizability across diverse research cohorts. Identify potential
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students), and education activities related to the Critical Minerals Hub. The postdoctoral associate will gain valuable insights into center-level research and education activities, support in seeking
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. We are seeking applications from researchers with a demonstrated track record in developing independent research and who are motivated to work at the nexus of multiple disciplines. The postdoctoral
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. At Duke, we celebrate individuality, curiosity, and the unique perspectives that each member of our research community brings. As the Postdoctoral Associate – Cancer Epigenetics, Functional Genomics
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for postdoctoral fellows. We are seeking highly motivated candidates to join our research program in regeneration genomics. Our laboratory develops and applies cutting-edge genomics and proteomics technologies
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of vaccine and therapeutic candidates currently being produced in Good Manufacturing Practice facilities for early phase clinical trials. Minimum Requirements: Education: PhD in Immunology, Data Science and/or
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infectiousness, treatment and prevention interventions, and realistic behavioral processes to evaluate strategies for reducing HIV transmission. The Postdoctoral Associate will train under the primary mentorship
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that will prepare the Research Associate for the future career in academia or industry. Dr. Mazurowski’s laboratory has a strong track record of publications by the trainees and the trainees of the Mazurowski
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on developing scientific independence, publishing first-author papers, and preparing for academic or industry careers. Be Bold. A postdoctoral research position is available immediately in the Song/Knechtle Lab