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—induced by targeted drugs—can serve as a powerful therapeutic avenue in prostate cancer. Working under the mentorship of a Duke faculty leader, you will develop your independent research program, contribute
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computational approaches. Qualifications: PhD in computational biology, genetics/genomics, computer science, bioinformatics, statistics, or a related quantitative field. Strong programming skills in languages
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: Apply Position Description Occupational Summary: The Duke Quantum Center is seeking a Postdoctoral Researcher to develop a research program in integrated sensing and communication for 6G wireless in Dr
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primary benefit. This postdoctoral appointment is part of the Duke University Aging Center’s NIA-funded T32 Postdoctoral Research Training Program. This multidisciplinary program is focused on developing
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field. Strong programming skills in languages such as Python and/or R; experience with high-performance computing environments is a plus. Demonstrated expertise in one or more of the following areas
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is highly desirable. A strong record of research publications is preferred. SKILLS: Strong programming skills (e.g., Python, C/C++, CUDA or similar); Background in algorithms for physical design
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international programs in more than 150 countries. Positional Summary This position is a full time one-year appointment for a Postdoctoral Psychology Resident to provide a wide range of clinical and outreach
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● Demonstrated proficiency with statistical programs such as R, SAS, and/or STATA ● Ability to work independently and as part of a research team ● Commitment to academic diversity, equity, and inclusion Submit a
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. The appointment is viewed as preparatory for a full time academic or research career. The appointment is not part of a clinical research training program, unless research training under the supervision of a senior
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the university and with industry to translate discoveries into clinical proof of concept studies. Working with a team led by Drs. H. Kim Lyerly, Zachary Hartman and Josh Snyder, this program spans basic discovery