Fellow in AI/ML for NeuroAI and Computational Neurobiology
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Harvard University’s interdisciplinary institute for research on intelligence in natural and artificial systems.
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About Kempner Institute for the Study of Natural and Artificial Intelligence
The Kempner Institute brings together Harvard researchers, engineers, and students to study biological and machine intelligence, advance AI technologies, train researchers, and operate dedicated AI computing infrastructure.
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About the Role
You will conduct research under the direction of a Kempner Institute investigator. You will apply modern AI and machine-learning methods to computational neurobiology, neural activity, and brain circuits. You will help develop brain foundation models using large-scale, multi-regional recordings.
Requirements
- Bachelor’s or master’s degree in a related quantitative field
- Modern AI/ML
- Deep learning
- PyTorch or JAX
- Research publications or substantial open-source research contributions
- Machine learning model implementation, training, evaluation, or fine-tuning
- Python
- Research code maintenance
- AI-assisted and agentic coding tools
- Computational neurobiology, neural data analysis, or neural activity modeling
- Technical communication
Responsibilities
- Conduct research under the direction of a Kempner Institute investigator
- Develop brain foundation models
- Model neural activity and brain circuits from large-scale recordings
- Apply AI/ML methods to neuroscience and computational biology
Hiring Process
Short video presentation reviewing past work, followed by a Zoom interview for a subset of candidates.