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competence in philosophy of AI or philosophy of technology are preferred. The appointment will be affiliated with AI & Humanity-Lab: https://ai-humanity.net . The Post-doctoral Fellow is expected
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Stroke Research and Prevention Group of HKU (stroke.hku.hk) to assist in neuroimaging data acquisition and analysis, write-up of the results, as well as training of students Apply image analysis skills
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the possibility of renewal subject to satisfactory performance. Applicants should have a Ph.D. in bioinformatics, genetics, computational biology or other relevant disciplines, and in-depth experience with at least
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knowledge and/or background in the area. Previous experience in one of the following areas, including assessment and feedback, curriculum design, e-learning, data analysis, and advanced statistical skills
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Fellow in the Division of Neurology of the Department of Medicine, School of Clinical Medicine (Ref.: 532562) We now invite applications for the captioned post. Duties and Responsibilities Assist in
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satisfactory performance and funding availability. Applicants should possess a Ph.D. degree in epidemiology, biostatistics, applied mathematics, data science or other related disciplines. They should have strong
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of renewal subject to satisfactory performance. Applicants should have a PhD degree in biological/biomedical sciences or a related discipline. They should be hardworking, self-motivated, and able to work
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technical skills in next generation sequencing, including library preparation and bioinformatics analysis. Experience in developing bioinformatics pipeline and maintaining computer server would be
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, fluent in written and spoken English, and competent in basic computer database management. Familiarity or experience with gene sequencing or gene manipulation will be an advantage. The appointee will be
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on research projects related to gene-editing and other research-related projects Assist in data acquisition and analysis, write-up the results, prepare scientific publications, draft research grants, and