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current research. We are seeking candidates who have a strong qualitative or quantitative background, who may have or wish to develop statistical/scientific programming experience (e.g. Python, R
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, biostatistics, and reproductive health. A particular focus of the fellowship will be the application of mixtures modeling approaches to characterize the reproductive effects of correlated and co
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gathering and documentation for creation of new data sets Quantitative analysis of data using modern analytical and programming tools Clean and analyze complex administrative using modern programming and
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programming, including to lead a SERC Scholar Group throughout the academic year; and additional responsibilities as determined by organizational needs. The Social and Ethical Responsibilities of
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discipline; proficiency in scientific programming; and demonstration of experience in quantitative research. PREFERRED: Experience in inverse modelling; experience of using 3D chemical transport
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. Additional information about AGAGE and CS3 is available at https://agage.mit.edu and https://cs3.mit.edu. REQUIRED : Ph.D. in a relevant discipline; proficiency in scientific programming; and
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Approximately 20 of time allotted for participating in SERC's community-building activities and programming, including to lead a SERC Scholar Group throughout the academic year. o Additional
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biology Programming for NMR data analysis or methodological development Research Environment In order to be eligible for consideration, applicants should submit the following materials via Interfolio
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biology Programming for NMR data analysis or methodological development Research Environment In order to be eligible for consideration, applicants should submit the following materials via Interfolio
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CIET Fellow will be expected to contribute to the Center's core programming and will be mentored and supported in publishing scholarly work based on their contributions to the Center's programs. They