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& Data Science. About the Lab Our research focuses on the development, evaluation, and trustworthy use of AI in medicine. We work across language, imaging, and multimodal health data, with particular
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Associate Research Scientist in Biostatistics, Data Science Data Equity Yale University: School of Public Health: Biostatistics Location New Haven, CT Open Date Mar 05, 2025 Description We
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cancer research, with a particular focus on developing computational methods to analyze imaging and clinical data in patients with liver cancer Position Overview Machine learning and deep learning applied
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, recruitment, data collection, regulatory submissions, and compliance. The coordinator manages clinical trials, collaborates with various stakeholders, ensures data accuracy, facilitates communications, and
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imaging techniques to map out comprehensive circuit diagrams (connectomes) and investigate how circuit architectures support neuronal function and behavior. More information about the lab and research
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Dean including but not limited to correspondences to community partners, consolidating monthly expenses, data input, scheduling meetings, preparing letters, preparing minutes for relevant meetings etc
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monitoring of clinical trials. Analyzes and evaluates clinical data gathered during research to ensure compliance with protocol and overall clinical objectives. Manages various aspects of research projects
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resources. 3. Routine outcomes assessments and entry of data into STEP’s informatics platform – including the use of specific scales with patients, and extraction of data from clinicians and administrative
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the planning, implementation, data collection, and analysis of multi-faceted clinical and translational research projects within the Clinical and Translational Core (CTC) of the NIH-funded Yale Liver Center
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longitudinal data collected using assessments sensitive to individual change over time. Thus, using a combination of ‘traditional’ clinical information (e.g., health records, standardized assessments) and more