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Job Summary:

Job Summary:

Dr. Moqri’s research group at Brigham and Women’s Hospital, a major teaching hospital of Harvard Medical School, is seeking two motivated and talented Postdoctoral Research Fellows interested in the application of AI/ML models for predicting and improving patient outcomes.

Qualifications:

The Postdoctoral Research Fellows will develop and lead projects closely aligned with Dr. Moqri’s research program, including:

Development and validation of predictive models for aging-related diseases Development and validation of predictive models for transplant patients

Additionally, the postdoctoral scholars will:

Lead preparation of scholarly manuscripts reporting new and ongoing research findings

Apply for additional research funding to support long-term research on patient outcomes

Contribute as collaborators on other ongoing projects within the group

Collaborate on research mentored by Dr. Moqri to design, plan, and execute studies

Prepare career-development award applications to support the transition to an independent scientist role

Attend one-on-one and small-group meetings to review progress and plan next steps

Perform other job duties as assigned

Qualifications

PhD in Computational Biology, Bioinformatics, Machine Learning, Computer Science, Statistics, or a related field (recently completed or expected to be completed within the next few months)

Strong publication record demonstrating expertise in computational or predictive modeling

Expertise in programming, particularly in Python

Excellent organizational, communication, and teamwork skills

Strong interest in translational research and improving patient outcomes

Application Instructions: Please submit (a) a brief cover letter detailing your relevant experience and interest in the project and providing contact information for 3 references, and (b) your CV to mmoqri@bwh.harvard.edu with

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Remote Type

Onsite

Work Location

221 Longwood Avenue

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