Senior Research Scientist in Digital Biology, NVIDIA
Visiting Assistant Professor in Biostatistics & Bioinformatics, and Cell Biology, Duke Univeristy
Additional positions:
2025 Co-chair, ISMB Industry Advisory Council
All information below relates to the Duke University group led by Chris. For information about NVIDIA opportunities, please check the NVIDIA careers webpage. Work carried out at Duke is independent of NVIDIA, and working for the Duke group does not guarantee employment at- or access to NVIDIA resources.
Undergraduate Researcher
Undergraduate Researcher
Undergraduate Researcher
Please keep an eye out on the news page and follow on Bluesky for opportunities.
The lab offers (co-)supervision for students at Duke. To qualify, you must be enrolled in Duke Cell Biology or B&B departments, while for co-supervision, we may see case-by-case based on other Duke faculty involved. For the time being, we can offer co-supervision of PhD students and supervision of MSc students.
To request supervision for a project, please send an email to "lab" at learning.bio with the following information:
A concise, one page CV
A research project proposal that aligns with the lab's objectives (250+/-25 words)
A description of most recent Open Source contribution, with links to the code/commits (up to 250 words)
Optional: Your transcript of records
The lab cannot currently sponsor paid positions or VISAs to the U.S., but there are other mechanisms to collaborate:
If you have a scholarship or want to participate in a self-funded project or internship, please send an email with the details listed above to the same email address mentioned in the previous section
The lab additionally offers jointly-supervised internships, theses and projects with international collaborators. We have great collaborators in several universities in the U.K., Germany, Spain and Korea, some of which are listed below.