20 phd-position-for-research-in-computer-vision Postdoctoral positions at Northeastern University
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underserved populations. Research skills and experiences will include utilizing mixed methods research, community engagement, qualitative, quantitative, and big data collection and analysis. This position
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the computer science research conferences. Qualifications: PhD in computer science with file systems, GPU architecture experience. Proven ability to articulate research work and findings in peer-reviewed proceedings
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: 1. A cover letter detailing your research interests and fit for the position, 2. A CV with a list of publications, and 3. Names and contact details for two references. Position Type Research
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underserved populations. Research skills and experiences will include utilizing mixed methods research, community engagement, qualitative, quantitative, and big data collection and analysis. This position
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the computer science research conferences. Qualifications: PhD in computer science with file systems, GPU architecture experience. Proven ability to articulate research work and findings in peer-reviewed proceedings
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graduate students, and collaborate with clinicians and other collaborators of the lab. MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS The candidate should have a PhD degree in biomedical/electrical engineering, computer
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institute and would be encouraged to find ways to thrive and grow their own research program. This position is Boston-based and is available through grant funding that runs until August 31, 2026
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the computer science research conferences. Qualifications: PhD in computer science with file systems, GPU architecture experience. Proven ability to articulate research work and findings in peer-reviewed proceedings
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About the Opportunity Job Summary The Distel Laboratory at Northeastern University's Marine Science Center seeks a postdoctoral researcher to take a leading role in a research program that
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postdoctoral researcher to take a leading role in a research program that explores the interactions between wood-eating teredinid bivalves (commonly known as shipworms) and their intracellular bacterial