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lab notes. Develop methods and experimental protocols Draft manuscripts and analyze data Prepare agendas for lab meetings and other communications and presentations The above statements describe the
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digital health and multi-agentic coordination. This role requires the development of self-learning artificial intelligence models tailored for dynamic healthcare environments. The candidate designs and
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the context of critical illness. This position focuses on computational modeling of host-response mechanisms using high-dimensional multi-omics datasets. The fellow develops novel computational pipelines
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biomedical data science, developing new methodology and scalable algorithms, and collaborating with interdisciplinary teams at Duke. Duke is an Equal Opportunity Employer committed to providing employment
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training year based on their areas of interest. The Resident will be expected to contribute to service development, quality improvement, and/or outreach programming associated with their focus area. The
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and repeat by other lab members. · Update lab members on new developments in commercial reagents and techniques. · Compile and document results, maintain lab notes, and assist in writing reports and
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. The Center for Applied Therapeutics encompasses a broad array of research activities involved in the development, preclinical testing, and clinical testing of novel therapies targeting cancer or precancerous
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exceptional opportunity for early-career scientist with training in nutrition or biostatistics (with an interest in nutrition) to develop advance skills and experience in clinical trial data analyses, clinical
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) development of vaccines and therapeutics against a variety of infectious diseases. Working at the interface of basic, clinical and translational research, we collaborate with multiple laboratories at Duke as
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-Residence will participate in the seminar meetings while also developing a year-long project on the theme of “Sharing Ground”: how the humanities have conceptualized academic freedom and imagined and