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the global standard of excellence today and develop the leaders of tomorrow in orthopaedics and rehabilitation research, education, and patient care. We: REACH OUT–to put the patient and their family at
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Duke. In Duke Orthopaedic Surgery, we aim to be the global standard of excellence today and develop the leaders of tomorrow in orthopaedics and rehabilitation research, education, and patient care. We
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to development of open-source software. Receive tailored mentorship in grant writing (e.g., NIH K99/R00), career planning, and leadership. Minimum Qualifications: The candidate should hold a Ph.D. (or equivalent
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updates, SOP development, and other research operations as needed. · Participating in laboratory meetings and study team meetings. · Contributing to data summaries, basic statistical analyses, abstracts
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scientific missions is to support and train early-stage investigators to become the next generation of scientific leaders equipped to identify and implement solutions to improve human health worldwide. We
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position is ideal for a motivated scientist who wants to develop independent research questions, generate high-quality mechanistic and translational data, contribute to manuscripts and grants, and work
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, with 6,484 undergraduate and 8,107 graduate or professional students. The resources and support for postdoctoral fellows at Duke are outstanding, with numerous professional development workshops and
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postdoctoral research fellow to join our lab. Our lab investigates mechanisms by which the brain is assembled during embryonic development, how this is disrupted in neurodevelopmental disease and co-opted during
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requirements. Responsibilities: · Manage, store, and analyze clinical research data · Conduct systematic literature reviews, develop hypotheses, critically think, and brainstorm new ideas with the research team
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material damage assessment 3) Developing AI and machine learning models for robot-assisted laser surgery and validate the model by comparing the results to experimental observations. 4) Support the