This postdoctoral fellow will advance AI-driven self-driving labs for automating multiscale mapping of human biological models, integrating machine learning and multi-omics to drive innovation in precision medicine.
Lab Technician position will play a pivotal role in supporting research projects focused on diverse organoid/organ-on-chip technologies and will collaborate closely with our interdisciplinary team of scientists and engineers.
Postdoctoral fellows will contribute to the AC's self-driving lab for inorganic material synthesis and characterization, developing automated platforms for electrochemical material discovery and advancing CO₂ conversion and green hydrogen technologies.
The Knowledge Mobilization Lead will drive programs, partnerships, and communications to translate the Acceleration Consortium's research, helping academia, industry, government, and public sectors gain a greater understanding of our work.
This Staff Scientist (5–10 years of experience) will work in the AC's self-driving lab for polymers for materials science and biological applications.
This Staff Research Scientist (<3 years of experience) will work in the AC's self-driving lab for polymers for materials science and biological applications.
This Senior Staff Scientist (10+ years of experience) will help lead the AC's self-driving lab for polymers for materials science and biological applications and oversee other staff in the lab.
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