Machine Learning Data Fusion Fellow

Machine Learning Data Fusion Fellow is a postdoctoral fellowship from Rutgers University – Newark that supports research at the intersection of machine learning and data fusion methodologies. The fellowship is hosted within Rutgers' postdoctoral research ecosystem, which offers fellows access to extensive training programs, grant writing coaching, mentorship from faculty researchers, and career development resources.

The university offers multiple postdoctoral pathways including NIH-funded training programs, NSF I-Corps participation, and interdisciplinary translational science training. The fellowship provides a competitive salary and benefits package. The application deadline was March 20, 2026.

Eligible candidates are postdoctoral researchers with relevant experience in machine learning, data science, or related computational fields.

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The New Jersey Alliance for Clinical and Translational Science (NJACTS) offers two grant writing training options for postdocs, NIH F grants for junior postdocs and NIH K and R grants for senior postdocs. Both options are run by Grant Writing Coaches trained by the National Research Mentoring Network. Are You Writing a K99/R00 Proposal?

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