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Postdoctoral Associate Position in Pharmacoepidemiology, Perinatal Epidemiology, and Causal Inference Yale University: School of Public Health Location New Haven, CT Open Date Nov 15, 2025 Deadline
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/NIAAA). The combination allows the postholder to receive methodological training in pharmacoepidemiology and causal inference, as well as clinical and translational expertise in addiction medicine. Beyond
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and deep learning methods for large-scale genomic, clinical, and imaging biobank data, with stable multi-year NIH support. The Zhi Laboratory has a sustained track record of methods development
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. The position focuses on developing integrated circuits and hardware systems that merge sensing, signal processing, and inference directly at the analog and RF interface. This approach enables orders-of-magnitude
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, validation, calibration, and inference. Working with large, longitudinal, structured and unstructured datasets in Linux and high-performance or GPU-accelerated computing environments. Applying rigorous methods
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epidemiologic and statistical methods, including causal inference approaches, machine learning techniques, and high-dimensional data integration methods. Prepare first-authored manuscripts, abstracts, progress
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-throughput functional genomics, and/or computational biology. Candidates should be highly collegial, hard-working, reliable, and curious, with a strong professional track record and excellent written and oral
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development from virology, single-cell genomics, bioinformatics, immunology, to translational research. Our lab has a track record of training postdoctoral researchers: our postdocs have international
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start date in fundamental or translational sciences or engineering • A track record of scientific productivity independently and collaboratively • Strong written and verbal communication skills
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well as support writing research grants. Professional development will be an integral part of the position. This role enables postdocs to gain expertise in analysis and inference within complex, non-probability