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invites applications for a postdoctoral position. The successful candidate will be driving cutting-edge research into the mechanisms and engineering of cell-cell fusion and receptor signaling in human
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, Department of Genetics, Yale School of Medicine, the Lake Lab. Our lab uses computational and experimental methods to determine how genetic variation in mitochondria underlie health and disease in humans. We
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over time? How can we develop technology that can process language effectively? By studying such topics, we can use language as a window into the human mind and human society. Overview of the Position
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motivated and dedicated individuals who are passionate about advancing the cellular and molecular understanding of liver function in health and disease. Our laboratory is interested in using human genetics
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regulating pregnancy outcome, including those complicated by infections and by autoimmune diseases. The lab uses basic and translational approaches; primarily in human models systems and samples, but also
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that cities create, which can lead to vulnerable populations within a landscape of fear for urban carnivores. We are interested in identifying areas of vulnerability for human-wildlife conflict in cities across
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on large-scale genomics datasets Develop new algorithms and pipelines for analyzing human genetic variation Prepare high-impact manuscripts for publication and conference presentations Attend and present
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or similar programs. The postdoctoral associate will have the opportunity to work on Phase 1/2 human laboratory studies aiming to understand the pharmacodynamics and pharmacokinetics of substances that have
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that cities create, which can lead to vulnerable populations within a landscape of fear for urban carnivores. We are interested in identifying areas of vulnerability for human-wildlife conflict in cities across
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the newly constructed Yale Science Building, the Breslow lab aims to understand the mammalian primary cilium – a micron-scale structure protruding from the surface of most cells in the human body. Using a