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Quantum Information Science and Engineering Theory Postdoctoral Associate Yale University: School of Engineering and Applied Science: Applied Physics: Yale Quantum Institute Location New Haven, CT
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, physics, or other quantitative disciplines), or expected within 6 months. Demonstrated experience in in vivo two-photon imaging using calcium indicators in mice. Strong quantitative and analytical skills
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academic research career within a collaborative and mentorship-oriented environment. The research environment is highly collaborative and publication-oriented, with opportunities for trainees to lead
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, or qualitative research -Prior experience with software such as R/RStudio and Epic electronic health records -Able to lead independent projects but work collaboratively with team Process to Apply: If interested
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The Foxman Laboratory at Yale School of Medicine is seeking postdoctoral scholars to lead two distinct funded projects. One project will focus on developing and using novel organotypic models
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–microbial interactions, and colorectal cancer. The successful candidate will have the opportunity to lead metabolite identification and downstream translational analyses, while also developing independent
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communications, including community outreach, advertising, dissemination of materials (reports and briefs), and website and social media updates; this may include op-eds and blog posts. Support or lead in writing
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seminars and Neurology Grand Rounds Cross-institutional collaborations (Yale, Harvard, international consortia) Fellows are expected to lead high-impact publications and are strongly supported in grant and
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career transition. Travel and conference participation will be subject to project resources, scientific relevance, and Yale policies. Primary responsibilities Lead or contribute substantially to defined
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opportunities to develop their proposal writing, methodological skills, and content expertise in the science of injury and violence prevention. The Postdoctoral Associate will be expected to lead and co-author