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political similarity and difference; how they interpret and practice academic freedom; how they manage the boundary between their roles as scholars and as citizens; and how these dynamics shape research
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. Chan School of Public Health Department of Social and Behavioral Sciences, invites applications for a postdoctoral fellow to join the Center for Work, Health, & Well-being (the Center), a National
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. Applications are welcomed from scholars with a variety of disciplinary backgrounds who bring a historical perspective to topics such as empire, migration, race, indigeneity, and ethnicity, and whose work
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designers to shape a future in which humans and AI collaborate to solve the most challenging biological and medical problems! The HIDIVE Lab in the Department of Biomedical Informatics at Harvard Medical
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. Chan School of Public Health Department of Social and Behavioral Sciences, invites applications for a postdoctoral fellow to join the Center for Work, Health, & Well-being (the Center), a National
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activity can occur rapidly and differentially in distinct types of neurons in this brain region, but the mechanisms are unclear. We will use a variety of techniques including optogenetics, electrophysiology
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within five years of the application deadline. Deadline Month: March Description: Offers scientists and engineers from a wide variety of disciplines unique opportunities to conduct research in a wide range
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the full fellowship lifecycle: including application, selection, and onboarding, collaborating closely with Human Resources, the Office of Research Administration, and the Salesforce team to support all
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application to lineage tracing Algorithms for characterizing structural alterations in bulk and single cell whole-genome data Mutational signature analysis for cancer/brain samples Analysis of repetitive
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activities such as: Support the conceptualization and implementation of seminars, workshops, and other high-profile events, ensuring scientific rigor. Assist with curriculum/course development at Harvard Chan