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human cell lines; analyzing and evaluating data/research; disseminating research results; writing of research manuscripts, proposals/grants; and selecting companies as sources of cutting-edge reagents and
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lizards, to mice, and humans. Importantly, they investigate how stem cell dysfunction contributes to aging and muscular dystrophy, hoping to translate their basic science discoveries into therapies
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biological phenomenon at the molecular, cellular, and organ level in various vertebrate species, ranging the evolutionary continuum from lizards, to mice, and humans. Importantly, they investigate how stem
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this population. Our research is supported by the Wu Tsai Human Performance Alliance. We are looking for a passionate and driven individual to join our team and spearhead projects to advance our understanding
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The Oldham Lab at UCSF (https://oldhamlab.ucsf.edu/ ) is searching for a postdoc to play a leading role in the production and analysis of omics data from human brain tumor specimens using novel
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and/or have experience in working with laboratory animal models (mice, guinea pigs, hamsters, and rabbits), and with human samples and an understanding of advanced immunological, virological and
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, or digital humanities (DH) methodologies. The ideal candidate will focus critical attention on both ethical/political and aesthetic ramifications of AI. The postdoctoral fellow will collaborate with
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the Department of Psychology, advised by Professor Judith Fan. The central goal of our lab is to reverse-engineer humans' ability to rapidly discover and deploy useful abstractions in a variety of real-world
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, simulating real world settings and looking at fairness and generalizability. In particular, a background in computer vision and human-AI interaction is best suited for this role and project. Postdocs will have
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lizards, to mice, and humans. Importantly, they investigate how stem cell dysfunction contributes to aging and muscular dystrophy, hoping to translate their basic science discoveries into therapies