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Date: August 15, 2026 (negotiable) Specialty Areas: Computational Linguistics, Language Acquisition, Cognitive Modeling, Machine Learning The Department of Linguistics at the University of Michigan
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the Department of Surgery at the University of Michigan. This exciting new program is designed to support research education for general surgery residents interested in a career in abdominal transplant surgery or
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research projects in computer vision, machine learning, AI, and robotics. Projects may include physically-grounded AI guidance agents, modeling of multimodal data, and generative AI systems for situated
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conditions and policy outcomes. Desired areas of expertise include: dynamic and complex systems, agent-based modeling, computer programming (familiarity with R, Python, Netlogo), statistical analysis
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Apply Now How to Apply Please send a CV and research summary to tcernak@umich.edu Job Summary We are seeking a highly skilled computational expert to enhance our laboratory's capabilities in
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. Analyze and interpret data using appropriate computational/statistical approaches; maintain reproducible workflows and clear documentation. Write manuscripts and present findings; contribute to grants
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, machine learning and AI-based computational tools to advance biomedical as well as oncology research. The fellow will work under the supervision of Dr. Veera Baladandayuthapani and there will be
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, solid mechanics, and the dynamic of locomotion on soft substrates A strong background in computational research using Discrete Element Method and continuum mechanics simulations is preferred, while
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. Experience working with medical images. Very good computer programming skills and physics background is essential. Desired Qualifications* Nuclear medicine imaging/dosimetry experience. Experience in image
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Apply Now Job Summary This is a mentored post-doctoral position for a new investigator on a career development path directed toward establishing an independent research program. The incumbent will