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Position Description The DukeNLP group in the Department of Computer Science at Duke University invites applications for a postdoctoral associate position in natural language processing and machine
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problems in healthcare, criminal justice and energy grid reliability, as well as to materials science and computer vision. The candidate will join a highly dynamic team of researchers that spans across
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Position Description The Signal Inference, Information and Learning (SIIL) Group is seeking a Postdoctoral Researcher to perform research in the area of statistical signal and array processing with application to quantum theory and information science. Other application areas of interest include...
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outcomes in cancer, and conducting Bayesian meta-analyses. This position also provides opportunities to develop innovative statistical methods related to clinical trial design, variable selection in high
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through previous developed analytical codes with R Language for Statistical computing, and qualitative analysis using NVivo. Demonstrated proficiency through previous systematic reviews (and meta
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security and provenance. In addition, recognizes and reports security of physical and electronic data vulnerabilities. Follows requirements for depositing data into an appropriate repository, meta data
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physical and electronic data vulnerabilities. Follows requirements for depositing data into an appropriate repository and meta-data specifications for data sharing. With guidance, locates and follows
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Mathematics at Duke University. Applicants working in combinatorics, probability, related areas of pure mathematics, theoretical computer science, or the mathematical foundations of data science, machine
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/Training Work requires knowledge of computer systems or business processes usually acquired through a bachelor's degree in mathematics, computer science, or computer-related field, or equivalent coursework
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development, implementation, and evaluation of machine learning, computer vision, and other algorithms, primarily in the context of health. They will be part of the thriving research community of Duke Spark