Research Associate; SRI - Evaluative Clinical Sciences - Regular

Research Associate (SRI) - Evaluative Clinical Sciences - Regular Full-time

The Sunnybrook Sleep and Brain Health Laboratory is dedicated to unraveling the biological links between sleep and circadian rhythms and neurological diseases in older adults. We are laying the foundation for sleep‑based interventions to prevent neurological diseases, slow progression, and promote recovery, and for mechanistically‑informed therapies to improve sleep in older adults with neurological diseases. Toward this end, we conduct local, national, and international studies involving thousands of participants integrating novel wearable technologies for measuring sleep and circadian rhythms, new sleep interventions, neuroimaging, genomics, and tissue transcriptomics/epigenomics.

• Oversee a team of graduate and undergraduate students dedicated to developing new AI models using signals from human wearable sensors.
• Characterize human sleep physiology.
• Diagnose sleep disorders.
• Predict neurological diseases, including Alzheimer’s disease.

• PhD in biomedical, electrical, computer engineering, or computer science.
• At least 2 years’ experience developing AI models for characterization of human sleep physiology from human wearable EEG.
• Extensive experience with analysis of data from human wearable cardiopulmonary sensors.
• Extensive background in AI.

Qualified applicants should submit their interest in this position with an up‑to‑date resume. Only those candidates selected for an interview will be contacted. No direct emails or phone calls, please.

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