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postdoctoral scholars appointed through the Office of Postdoctoral Affairs. The FY27 minimum is $79, 056. The Stanford Cognitive and Translational Neuroscience Laboratory (CogT Lab) has opening positions
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, neural signals, behavioral, cognitive, genetic, and clinical data to model brain structure, function, and dynamics across individuals and populations. Key Responsibilities The postdoctoral fellow will
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decision-analytic simulation modeling of the opioid epidemic and homelessness, including links to HIV, hepatitis C virus, and other communicable diseases along with model-based evaluations of the health and
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. The Postdoctoral Scholar will be expected to provide technical leadership in experimental design and measurement, connect experimental observations with gas-phase kinetic and transport models, and communicate
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prognostic markers for psychosis in youth at clinical high risk, using state-of-the-art AI models and multimodal neuroimaging, clinical, and cognitive data. The position will emphasize advanced computational
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pharmacodynamic (PD) methods, the postdoc will integrate clinical pharmacology with advanced -omics analysis. Specifically, the candidate will leverage PK-PD models that integrate mirobial biomarkers for children
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paired with computational biology and machine learning to develop predictive AI models of how cells interpret and respond to the surrounding extracellular matrix. Required Qualifications: We are looking
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with experience working with mammalian cells and mouse models of cancer, especially leukemia. There will be opportunities to work with physicians, translational researchers, and scientists. Primary human
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a unique opportunity to work in a cutting-edge, interdisciplinary environment, leveraging a novel in-vitro model of the human uterus and/or cutting edges machine learning techniques to make
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, 056. The Buckwalter lab has an opening for a postdoctoral fellow, PhD, MD, or MD/PhD. We study chronic outcomes after stroke using mouse models and human studies, with a particular focus on post-stroke