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transformation. Area of Research Digital health maturity in primary care; development and validation of digital health maturity models and assessment tools; Delphi methodology; health services research; primary
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to individual variation in brain structure and function across development and ageing, and in neuropsychiatric disorders. The research will integrate human neuroimaging with genomic and epigenomic information
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the science and practice of hydrological-cryospheric modeling. Prepare drafts of papers and reports as necessary. Mentor graduate students and junior colleagues as necessary. Establish and maintain effective
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will contribute to all stages of the research process, including literature review, conceptual framework development, data collection and preparation, AI and machine learning model development
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, the successful candidate will integrate computational analyses with experimental research while developing independent research projects and contributing to scientific publications and competitive grant
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experimental research while developing independent research projects and contributing to scientific publications and competitive grant applications. The position provides opportunities to present research
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, and animal models. The position offers an excellent environment for scientific development, collaboration, mentorship, and career advancement in academia or industry. Organizational Status
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development, collaboration, mentorship, and career advancement in academia or industry. Organizational Status The Postdoctoral Fellow will report directly to Dr. Neeru Gupta and work closely with research
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experiments whenever necessary and training other members. The candidate will be expected to present their work both internally and externally and contribute to the development of manuscripts. The preferred
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information about the laboratory can be found here Epigenomics Laboratory (EGL) . Project This project is part of a multidisciplinary research program aimed at understanding the epigenetic and clonal evolution