12 parallel-processing-bioinformatics Postdoctoral positions at Yale University in computer-science
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Yale Analog and RF Circuits and Systems (ARCS) Research Group, Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, Yale University The Analog and RF Circuits and Systems Research Group in
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spatial omics, longitudinal biomarkers, computer vision, electronic health data) with cutting-edge AI, we aim to fundamentally transform Parkinson’s disease from a disease without cures into a predictable
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, retinal diseases, and vision science. Training opportunities may include imaging analysis, bioinformatics, statistical analysis, and grant and manuscript development. The specific training plan will be
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through peer-reviewed publications. Qualifications Candidates should possess: Ph.D. in Bioinformatics, Computational Biology, Computer Science, Genetics, Molecular Biology, or a related discipline. Strong
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conferences, and through peer-reviewed publications. Qualifications Candidates should possess: Ph.D., completed or expected, in Bioinformatics, Computer Science, Statistics, Computational Biology, Biomedical
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) Quantum Error Correction and Fault-Tolerance: Codes and decoders tailored to biased-noise qubits Code surgery compilation Bosonic codes Statistical Mechanics and Non-Equilibrium Many-Body Physics of Error
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periodic in-person meetings. Application Process Please send a cover letter and CV to [email protected] with email subject “Post-doc Applicant: Encamp and Financial Health”. Review of applications will
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data according to research specifications. Uses a computer terminal to input and retrieve data and to generate reports Processes and summarizes data using scientific or statistical techniques. Assists in
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training through the Yale CPC T32 training program. Questions: For questions about the application process, please contact Xiaomei Ma ([email protected] ) and Melinda Irwin ([email protected] ) and be
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homeostasis are maintained in the endoplasmic reticulum and secretory pathway, and how disruption of these processes affects cellular function, physiology, and disease. A central goal of the lab is to