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database to support clinical and translational epilepsy research initiatives. Design, develop, and execute an independent research project exploring the relationship between sleep and epilepsy. Plan and
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Bayesian inference, likelihood-free inference, uncertainty quantification, identifiability analysis, or scientific machine learning. Strong programming skills (Python, Julia, Matlab, C++, or similar). Strong
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Duke's competitive benefits package, including health insurance plans, generous paid time off, retirement programs with employer contributions, tuition assistance for employees and their children, and more
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, and apply Crainbow mouse models that express multiple HER2 isoforms — wild-type (WT), D16, and p95 which are essential reagents for the laboratory’s DoD funded program. Minimum Requirements: Ph.D
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programming skills in R. Proficiency working within UNIX/Linux environments. Preferred Qualifications Experience with Bayesian statistical methods. Experience with hierarchical modeling and mixed effects models
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contributions to biomedical science. Be Bold. Join a research program focused on uncovering the cellular, molecular, and neural mechanisms underlying migraine and chronic pain. You'll leverage cutting-edge
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Summary: Duke University is a world-renowned research institution. Currently, we are looking for a Postdoctoral Associate with expertise in deep learning to participate in a research program focused on
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benefit from Duke's competitive benefits package, including health insurance plans, generous paid time off, retirement programs with employer contributions, tuition assistance for employees and their
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breast cancer research program focused on mechanisms of tumor progression, therapeutic resistance, and tumor-immune interactions. The successful candidate will lead experimental projects using breast
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may include teaching responsibilities. The appointment is generally preparatory for a full time academic or research career. The appointment is not part of a clinical training program, unless research