-
, with a particular emphasis on Urban Resilience to Climate Risks. Current research themes include: • Adaptation of People: Leveraging big data and computational methods to analyze adaptation behaviors and
-
alone ––without a deep understanding of Ecology or Evolutionary Biology would in principle not be enough for this position. Fluency in data analysis in R, and strong experimental skills are essential
-
, including development of new computational tools for processing large-scale biospecimen data Creation of novel machine learning frameworks for automated scientific analysis and discovery Design and
-
, fluorescence and confocal microscopes. Analyze images using image analysis software, obtain data for publication. · Prepare protein for western blots and analyze data. · Design and perform molecular assays
-
pregnancy cohort, a large, longitudinal study based in Durham, North Carolina, to investigate how prenatal and early-life environmental exposures influence immune-related outcomes during pregnancy and early
-
for projects examining questions in cardiovascular disease using extremely large data sets comprised of routinely-collected clinical data · Developing and maintaining requirements for access to Truveta Data and
-
; (ii) an impact evaluation of a large-scale tree-growing program in Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, and India; and (iii) an analysis of financial incentives for smallholder tree growing in Ethiopia. In
-
assessment (LCA) and related tools for managing large data sets to evaluate natural resources needed to advance emerging technologies. The candidate will lead their primary project and integrate into active
-
at Duke University. The position is ideally suited to researchers with interests in applied coastal ecology. There is room for independence in addition to a large focus on seagrass restoration innovation
-
that are historically underrepresented in physics departments. These researchers will work with Prof. Michael Troxel to lead large-scale structure (weak lensing and galaxy clustering) projects primarily in the Roman