22 computer-programmer-"St"-"FEMTO-ST"-"UCL"-"St" research jobs at The University of Chicago
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Department BSD MGC - Administration About the Department The Post-Baccalaureate (Post-Bac) program in Cell, Developmental and Molecular Biology at the University of Chicago is designed to provide
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the Chicago Public Schools (CPS). We seek a collaborative scholar with an existing program of research in the area of education policy, history, and equity, with a particular interest in candidates whose
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Salary Range: $87,418 Chicago, IL Sep 10, 2025 Description The Eric and Wendy Schmidt AI in Science Fellowship Program at the University of Chicago is seeking scholars who seek to advance and accelerate
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across fields including the sciences, humanities, social sciences, public policy, and law. The CSEi Postdoctoral Researchers program aims to develop the next generation of research leaders who will shape
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across fields including the sciences, humanities, social sciences, public policy, and law. The CSEi Postdoctoral Researchers program aims to develop the next generation of research leaders who will shape
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components of key US cross-agency data and AI for Science efforts and initiatives. We seek a candidate with specialized knowledge developing scalable and robust computer systems, working with high performance
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related fields research program. Assists with study design, implementation, and data acquisition, including cognitive task programming, scoring, coordination of research participant study visits. Provides
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for materials, carrying materials, safe handling and manipulation of chemicals and biological materials according to approved protocols, writing, computer use, standing at the bench, and bending at the waist
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, or finance. Experience: Conducting computer, web-based, and interpersonal interaction-based experiments. Preferred Competencies Familiarity with methods of experimentation. Outstanding verbal, written, as
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levels. The Department is home to world-class faculty who advance statistical, computational, and mathematical methodology across a broad range of scientific domains. Professor Claire Donnat’s research