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, collaborating with investigators from Duke, Stanford, UNC, University of Maryland, Jefferson, and Des Moines University. This role offers the opportunity to work with national longitudinal datasets including SEER
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or Python Experience working in high-performance computing environments Familiarity with version control systems such as Git or GitHub Demonstrated scientific writing and publication experience Interest in
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. Occupational Summary Perform a variety of research involved in biochemical and pharmacological experiments and determinations in support of research-oriented activities at Duke University. Work Performed Perform
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. Postdoctoral Associate – Dept. of Surgery (Haines) Be You. The Department of Surgery is seeking a Postdoctoral Associate with strong clinical research, project management, and data science skills to support a
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research team dedicated to advancing our understanding of migraine, pain mechanisms, neuroimmune interactions, and nervous system function. Your expertise, curiosity, and commitment to scientific discovery
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program focused on understanding how RNA modifications regulate gene expression and cellular function in health and disease. Our laboratory investigates the molecular and biological functions of m6A
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populations. Knowledge of sleep physiology and sleep staging/scoring using established clinical standards. Excellent analytical, organizational, and scientific communication skills. Ability to work
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researchers and physicians work together to solve important clinical problems. The current and prior work of our team includes the development and evaluation of foundation models as well as deep learning
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the Department of Psychology and Neuroscience at Duke University. Overview: The Postdoctoral Associate will work closely with Professor Hoyle and other scholars affiliated with the SCF Lab and be involved in all
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. The successful candidate will work as part of a team investigating the intersections of early life adversity, social behavior, health, and aging in wild chimpanzees. The position requires self-direction and the