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research associates to develop and apply theoretical and computational approaches to study complex cell biological systems. The emphasis will be on combining statistical inferences and biophysical modeling
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. Qualifications Basic Qualifications: Minimum of seven years’ post-secondary education or relevant work experience Master’s or PhD in one of the following disciplines: Computational Sciences in either Physics
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/Watabe-Uchida laboratory at Harvard University to study the neural mechanism of decision-making. We seek an individual from a various background with an interest in animal behavior, computation in
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regulation, and/or computational biology is required. Additional Qualifications Special Instructions Letters of recommendation are not required at the time of application; however, letters will be collected
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well as the access to the Harvard Cannon compute cluster. This is a limited-term appointment funded for one year from date of hire with the possibility of renewal. The nominal starting date will be September 1, 2026
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statistics, computer science, data science, or closely related field with 2+ years of relevant experience. Proficiency in statistical programming languages (Python, R, or SQL) is required. Experience and
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developer, is nearing completion. Job Description HALC seeks an experienced Senior Manager for Planning and Development, to facilitate the coordination of complex planning and design implementation, design
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is research excellence and fit with the lab’s focus. More information on the lab’s research is available here . We especially encourage candidates with proven experience in applying computational and
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sound and confidential judgment and discretion. Computer literacy required must have experience with Windows-based PCs, prospect databases, and videoconferencing platforms. Additional Information Standard
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beyond. We connect a diverse community of librarians, programmers, artists, and lawyers who understand that the most transformative work happens not just when information is available but when it is