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biology and genomics, bioinformatics and computational biology. Job Summary The Zhou lab is seeking a Staff Scientist to lead the development and application of AI approaches for accelerating and automating
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sources. The job performs data analysis assignments related to data manipulation, statistical applications, programming, analysis and modeling in order to support the research efforts of faculty members
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their practice on the care of hospitalized patients. Although clinical needs have been the driving force behind the growth of hospital medicine nationally, our program has always had a major academic focus on
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required to make data driven discoveries that increase our scientific knowledge and improve the quality of life. We architect ecosystems of large-scale commons of research data, computing resources
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the lab’s focus areas. Design, develop, and validate computational methods (e.g., ML/AI models, data analysis pipelines, statistical methods). Analyze and interpret biological data. Collaborates with other
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transfer. Demonstrated experience with cloud-resolving or super-parameterized climate models on high performance computing systems. Proficiency in Python (or Julia), Git, and Linux/Unix environments
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computer science. Experience: Experience in python including torch and scikit-learn libraries strongly preferred. Experience in working with image data or unstructured text data with large language models. Preferred
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gather user feedback to inform device optimization, program refinement, professional development model and implementation model. Implements data collection at the direction of TMW Center staff. Ensures
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, Dimension Reduction, Computer Vision, Sequential Models. Experience using AI/ML techniques to solve real-world applications. Proficiency in Python. Experience with one or more Python libraries such as NumPy
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and in disease. Our Institute is unique in bringing together a diverse group of researchers who investigate these questions in different model organisms using state of the art techniques. The Brain