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, marine protected areas, aquaculture, coastal adaptation, or the political economy of ocean management. What the position involves Collaborate on the proposed research project with the faculty sponsor, from
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of Health Policy and Prof. Margaret Brandeau in Stanford’s Department of Management Science and Engineering seek a highly skilled individual for an outstanding opportunity to work as a full-time postdoctoral
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interactions) and protein engineering to dissect how antibodies engage Fc receptors and drive protective versus pathogenic effector function. The successful candidate will help shape their own project direction
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an independent research direction connected to one or more of the following themes: 1. Convective organizations across scales: What physical processes lead to convective organizations across scales? What is the
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help shape a major research direction at the intersection of AI, neuroscience, and human health. Required Qualifications: A Ph.D. in computer science, computational neuroscience, biomedical engineering
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graduate-level knowledge of spatial analysis, machine learning, large dataset management, and statistics or econometrics. Applicants must be proficient in R and/or Python. Advanced knowledge of R's and/or
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place to understand heat exposure and stress include temperature/humidity sensors, wearable devices, and traditional survey administration. The group is poised to begin field implementation of heat
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, close mentorship, and the opportunity to develop an independent research direction within the broader neuro-adipose communication program. The postdoctoral scholar will join a collaborative environment
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, translational research environment. The successful candidate will play a central intellectual role in shaping projects, mentoring trainees, and contributing to the lab’s scientific direction. Dr. Krams is deeply
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scholar will lead the management of research projects across the full project lifecycle, including study design, human research ethics (IRB) submissions, data collection, analysis, and dissemination