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. Areas of interest may include, but are not limited to: Quantitative applications in nutrition and health (epidemiology, data science, AI) Precision nutrition and metabolism Food as Medicine Translation
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Computer Science, Robotics, Systems Engineering, Electrical and Computer Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Materials Science & Engineering, Chemistry, or a related quantitative scientific discipline
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Position Description Boston University (BU) invites applications for a tenure-track assistant professor position in the Faculty of Computing & Data Sciences (CDS). All candidates pursuing
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position in the area of Systems Engineering. The successful candidate will serve as Head of the Division of Systems Engineering and will be appointed in either the Department of Electrical and Computer
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. Experience using basic productivity tools (e.g., spreadsheets, shared drives, CRM or databases) to manage information and workflows. Genuine interest in innovation, startups, or technology commercialization
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of Electrical and Computer Engineering or the Department of Mechanical Engineering, based on their background and expertise. The successful candidate will be a proven research leader who can build on and unify
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, and advancing new corporate research partnerships with companies in artificial intelligence, data science, biopharma, digital health, and related life sciences sectors. This role will build meaningful
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misconduct under their policies. To move forward, final candidates must complete and sign an "Authorization to Release Information" form after receiving an offer to enable this background check.
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in its undergraduate and graduate business programs. Teaching responsibilities will include classes in data-science, causal inference, and econometrics/analytics and may also include microeconomics
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curriculum. Available courses are primarily in the lower divisional studies, including Statistics I and II and Calculus for the Life and Social Sciences I and II. Compensation is based on the university's