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Galison (Director of BHI) serving as Science Team Lead. The successful candidate will join the BHEX Receiver Team, led by Edward Tong (SAO), focusing on the development, testing and mission readiness
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and executing experiments, overseeing undergraduate researchers, and collaborating closely with the PI and other lab members in a fast-paced, discovery-driven environment. Responsibilities include: Lead
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at Harvard Medical School in Boston Massachusetts. The work of the Zitnik lab is focused on Artificial Intelligence for Medicine and Science. The selected candidates will lead research in generative
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expects to appoint one postdoctoral fellows beginning in January 2027. Candidates would lead spectroscopy and laser cooling of complex molecules. Experience with buffer-gas cooling and high-resolution
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photon ring. The project is led by Michael Johnson (Principal Investigator, SAO) with Peter Galison (Director of BHI) serving as Science Team Lead. The successful candidate will join the BHEX Receiver Team
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Center fellows. Lead end-to-end fellowship operations, including orientation, onboarding/off boarding manuals, HR workflows for nominations and processing in Salesforce, and staff training on fellowship
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collection, advanced analytical skills, and scientific writing publication record, with significant contributions to peer-reviewed publications beyond thesis papers ability to lead research teams and manage
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to optimize cellular performance. The Fellow will develop an independent research project aligned with the broader goals of the collaboration and will have opportunities to lead publications, make scientific
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-driven analytics. The successful candidate will lead projects aimed at dissecting the molecular and cellular mechanisms that govern tumor progression, therapeutic response, and immune evasion across
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to appoint one or more postdoctoral fellows beginning in November/December 2025. We are looking for candidates with interests in the use of atomic cavities and atomic arrays for quantum computing. Candidates