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regional leadership in biostatistics, genomics, biomedical informatics, artificial intelligence and health data science. The Postdoctoral Associate will conduct research in statistical machine learning and
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independent scientific reasoning and problem-solving Learn and apply new experimental technologies and methodologies Contribute to high-impact research advancing lung biology and disease understanding Choose
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/ ) research examines learning and conceptual change in young children with a focus on social learning and social cognition. Research topics include: mechanisms of causal learning, the developmental origins
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biology, and evolution. Learn more about our interests, motivations and discoveries: https://sites.duke.edu/silverlab/ . Conduct independent research activities under the guidance of a faculty mentor in
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in the United States. Preferred methodological skills include statistical analysis of survey and other large-n data, qualitative interviews, and/or text analysis and machine learning skills
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). Duke is committed to encouraging and sustaining work and learning environments that are free from harassment and prohibited discrimination. Duke prohibits discrimination and harassment in
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related field • Strong quantitative background (e.g. ecological theory and mathematical modeling, hierarchical statistical modeling, machine learning, remote sensing, geospatial statistics) • Demonstrated
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to climate, environment, or sustainability challenges. • Required skills: o Strong quantitative background, with expertise in one or more of the following: statistical modeling, machine learning, remote
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data, identifying structural errors in the dataset, and for maintaining a record of all steps from data extraction to dataset assembly · Fitting of machine learning models · Development of instrumental
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for genomics (e.g., generative models, transformers, agentic workflows) and/or statistical learning (e.g., network & spatiotemporal modeling, functional/longitudinal data, time-series). Analyze single-cell