52 assistant-professor-computer-science Fellowship research jobs at University of Michigan
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how the opportunity will help you develop personally and professionally. Responses should be limited to 500 words or less. b) A written statement that addresses one (1) of the following prompts
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. Required Qualifications* PhD in computer science, computational biology, or related quantitative field. Strong oral and written communication skills. Desired Qualifications* Computational biology experience
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contribution to society. Required Qualifications* PhD in computer science, computational biology, or related quantitative fields. Strong oral and written communication skills Desired Qualifications* Generative
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% - Ultrasound Data Collection and Data Analysis 30%-Conference Abstract and Manuscript Preparation Required Qualifications* PhD in Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Computer Science, or related
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Benefits at the University of Michigan The University of Michigan offers a comprehensive benefits package to help you stay well, protect yourself and your family, and plan for a secure future. For more
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from sociology, anthropology, economics, psychology, information and computer science, statistics, geography, public policy, public health, and medicine, among others. SRC is a unique, world-renowned
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into the design of a prototype implant to be tested in large animals. The Neural Engineering and Ophthalmology research environments are excellent. The Neural Engineering Training Program and the Vision Research
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?an Assistant Professor in Pathology & Urology in the Michigan medical school. The candidate will be provided thorough training in all tasks required as part of the job and will be involved in collaborative and
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your current graduate or clinical residency training program. Graduate-level academic transcripts (unofficial is acceptable) Two writing samples, preferably a copy of a previously published manuscript(s
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are seeking a Postdoctoral Scientist to join the laboratory of Dr. Jay Brito Querido in the Department of Biological Chemistry at the University of Michigan Medical School. The lab investigates the regulation