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artificial intelligence and machine learning. The postdoctoral fellow will contribute to the development of a comprehensive, multi-modal framework for predicting and managing cardiovascular disease by
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, instruments and facilities, and NRC Herzberg will provide them with the experience, support and professional development to help them grow into this role. Active areas of research at NRC Herzberg include Solar
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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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. Alongside their research, Fellows engage in a series of leadership development activities, gain an in-depth understanding of the U.S. health care system and policy landscape, and build a robust network for
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initiative on Agentic AI for Scientific Discovery. This project aims to solve a grand challenge in modern AI: developing a deep research assistant capable of accelerating R&D workflows and operations in
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position to launch independent careers. Collaborations with the University of California San Francisco (UCSF) further expand the opportunities for professional and career development. NOMIS–Gladstone Fellows
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: Demonstrate: academic excellence and leadership in the research domain, high potential for success in their chosen fields, strong synergy between applicant, supervisor(s), and institutional research environment
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. This initiative aims to develop highly skilled researchers advancing knowledge and improving outcomes for individuals affected by stroke-related cognitive decline. The fellowship fosters innovative research
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development to help them grow into this role. The Herzberg Instrumentation Fellow will be expected to undertake research activities in astronomical instrumentation, and/or observational astronomy of relevance
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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