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Models with Algorithmic Reasoning Tasks We are seeking a postdoctoral researcher to contribute to our lab’s mission of aligning machine learning (ML) models with algorithmic reasoning tasks. Our goal is to
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: Experience with molecular virology of HIV or EBV including assay development and reverse genetics OR Experience with cell/molecular biology and protein biochemistry/biophysics, including recombinant protein
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leads that target undrugged proteins or proteins prone to drug resistance. 3. Combining mass spectrometry with genetic perturbations to mechanistically define protein function. 4. Developing automation
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(intracranial and scalp EEG) and MRI data sets. Develop and implement algorithms for data processing and interpretation. Collaborate with clinicians and researchers to design studies and analyze results. Present
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. This work involves developing novel techniques, algorithms, and software packages that enable more robust and scalable approaches to cybersecurity using AI-based techniques. In addition to technical
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into tangible products. Critically, this work will generate a large open-source dataset of child-created games that can inform future designs of educational games and AI algorithms. The postdoctoral fellow will
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systems. Includes establishing medical reasoning benchmarks and automated / scalable evaluation methods. Developing recommender algorithms to predict specialty care with large-language model based user
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external) provides algorithmic and data-driven solutions providing fairer access to public educational resources. The lab enables school districts to optimize large-scale equitable resource allocation
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together experts in systems neuroscience, AI, and engineering. This ambitious initiative promises to offer unprecedented insights into the brain's algorithms of perception and cognition while serving as a
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for (1) engineering BPAN genetic variants into cell lines; (2) developing cellular assays including of autophagy function and cellular survival; (3) working with the Stanford high throughput drug screening