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technology. Our research examines the factors at the patient, family, provider, and health system levels that shape access to, adoption of, and sustained use of diabetes technology and other aspects of
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scale. While education technology companies have built products that lower the demands on teachers, many of these products are expensive, grounded in opaque, proprietary technology, and lack a strong
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collaborators from Stanford, Harvard, MIT, Cornell, Carnegie Mellon, and beyond, and we are eager to facilitate projects across this network. Stanford collaborators include HAI, the Stanford Technology
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: $80,000–$95,000 Postdoc in the modeling of laboratory workflows to program self-driving laboratories The Stanford University Division of Computational Medicine is developing advanced technology in
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bulk strand burner experiments. Mentor PhD students, publish research in leading peer-reviewed journals, and engage regularly with project sponsors and collaborators to ensure effective technology
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new methylation profiling technology, FLEXseq (PMID: 42130071 (link is external) ), that excels at broad profiling of the cfDNA methylome in plasma and other human body fluids such as cerebrospinal
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door to possible new treatment approaches to diseases without therapies as well as ways to improve medical care using technology. A recent example of our work can be found at Nature Medicine (link is
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across Education, Linguistics, and Computer Science. The postdoc will lead a project that uses wearable technology - including eyetracking glasses and daylong audio recorders - to examine children’s
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procedural steps, instrumentation, surgical technology, and clinical concepts relevant to General Surgery. The role may include collaboration with the Goodman Surgical Education Center to develop and
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biological collaborators This position offers substantial intellectual ownership and the opportunity to shape a new technology platform at the interface of engineering and genomics. The postdoctoral