68 computer-science-image-processing-"https:" Postdoctoral positions at Duke University
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analysis and interpretation of multidimensional microscopy datasets, integrating image processing, spectroscopy, diffraction, and computational methods to extract meaningful scientific insights. 3) Lead the
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on implementation science approaches, to guide implementation, evaluation, and continuous learning. Lead and conduct analyses that generate actionable insights for policy, program improvement, implementation, and
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communities in the gut, blood and other bodysites; immune profiling; biomarker assays; metabolomics; clinical outcomes research; and systems-based biology and computational multi-omics approaches
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cryo-EM workflow, including sample preparation/freezing, data collection, processing, and atomic model building. Biochemical/Biophysical Characterization: Managing protein engineering (cloning
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processing with knowledge of quantum theory / information science. SKILLS: Proficiency in English language including writing and oral communication. Duke University is an Equal Opportunity Employer committed
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multiple affiliations. Be You. The Exposure Biology and Chemistry Laboratory, established by Prof. Junfeng (Jim) Zhang and co-directed by Profs. Junfeng Zhang and Yan Lin, conducts biomarker-based research
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, cellular, and biochemical experiments. Utilize animal models to study retinal biology and disease processes. Collect, analyze, and interpret experimental data to support scientific discovery. Scientific
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. This position is designed for scientists with strong computational and quantitative training who are interested in agent-based modeling, network science, infectious disease dynamics, uncertainty quantification
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performed on-site or at a designated assignment location. Be Bold. Responsibilities include protein expression and purification, enzymatic and spectroscopic analyses, molecular biology, natural product
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for patients. Applicants will be considered for an exciting newly funded NIH RO1 project. Areas of interest include LRRK2 biology, Rab phosphorylation (pRabs), lysosomal and endosomal trafficking