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gyroscope. Required Qualifications: Doctoral degree issued prior to appointment start date Strong background in photonics, especially lasers and sensors Required Application Materials: CV Stanford is an equal
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highly motivated and collaborative Postdoctoral Fellow with an interest in optics, device physics, and/or environmental sensor integration for ocean observation. We are an interdisciplinary group
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cloud computing tools and big data workflows A track record of completed research projects Well-written, peer-reviewed papers are expected Interest in using EHR metadata, wearable sensors, and process
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and transmission network modeling is useful but not necessary, as long as the candidate is willing to learn on the job. A list recent and past research projects on electricity market design undertaken
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their different sensors for decision making. Humans will be able to seamlessly instruct these robots or directly collaborate with one or a team of robots. The fellow will have the opportunity to advise individuals
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) signaling. The Huttenhain lab integrates cutting-edge MS-based proteomics, functional genomics, imaging, and other molecular biology techniques to profile the spatiotemporal nature of GPCR signaling networks
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: The Pain Intelligence Lab The Stanford Center for Population Health Sciences Interdisciplinary collaborations within Stanford School of Medicine Opportunities to engage with national networks in rheumatology
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chain network analysis and geospatial modeling. The successful candidate will have strong data science skills, including experience working with large, complex data from varied sources, and machine
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algorithmic performance. For instance, the scheduling problems that an electric grid operator faces will change daily, but not drastically: although demand will vary, the network structure will remain largely
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. At single cell level, how does the same genome give rise to thousands of different cellular phenotypes in the brain? 2. At the tissue level, how do gene networks orchestrate intercellular communication