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Description Postdoctoral positions are available in Cengiz Pehlevan’s research group at Harvard University. Our group investigates how intelligence emerges from the collective dynamics of simple processing
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plasticity in the olfactory system. The olfactory tubercle is a ventral striatal brain region implicated in reward processing and motivated behaviors including addiction. Learning-induced changes in
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computational tools associated with instrument operation and data processing. The associate will work under the direction of a senior researcher to carry out milestone-driven research activities
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collection and processing for lab and field based studies of back assisting wearable robots. The Research Fellow should be a collaborative problem solver who is proficient at building a strong rapport
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datasets, including electronic health records, administrative claims, and national survey data. 3. Develop reproducible workflows for data processing, quality control, statistical analysis, and
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records, administrative claims, and national survey data. 3. Develop reproducible workflows for data processing, quality control, statistical analysis, and documentation. 4. Critically evaluate data
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, organizes and summarizes data, reporting results using a variety of scientific, word processing, spreadsheet or statistical software applications or program platforms including R, SAS , and others. · Acquires
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Python, MATLAB , or similar languages for data processing, statistics, and visualization. · Substantial hands-on experience with systems neuroscience methods, such as: o High-density MEA
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cohorts, and the Health Professionals Follow-up Study. Data/Statistical Analysis. Processes, organizes and summarizes data, reporting results using a variety of scientific, word processing, spreadsheet or
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academic year. For history of the chair, see https://harvaus.fas.harvard.edu/ Incumbents of the Chair will ordinarily hold the title of Gough Whitlam and Malcolm Fraser Visiting Professor of Australian