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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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, metal nanoparticles, 2D nanomaterials (GO, MXene), or surface functionalization chemistry. Experience with chemical-kinetic software such as Cantera, Chemkin, or equivalent tools. Knowledge of standard
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–photoion coincidence spectroscopy or reaction microscopes (COLTRIMS). Working knowledge of strong-field theory and attosecond-scale molecular dynamics. Required Application Materials: Please submit a single
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knowledge of and expertise in ocean social science and policy, or closely related literatures, with the ability to work across disciplines. Demonstrated ability to carry an independent research project
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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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relevant programming language (e.g., R or Python). Strong written and oral communication skills. Experience managing multiple projects at once. Willingness to learn new technical skills and gain knowledge in
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affected by mental illness. The postdoctoral scholar will work on projects focused on autism and schizophrenia-spectrum disorders, using large-scale neuroimaging, clinical, cognitive, and molecular datasets
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including (but not limited to) the qualifications of the selected candidate, budget availability, and internal equity. Pay Range: $80,826 We seek a postdoctoral fellow with deep knowledge
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for highly motivated postdoctoral candidates with a PhD in bioengineering deep knowledge in computational biology and machine learning. Candidates with a molecular biology or engineering degrees with
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/strong stats background and a passionate interest in unraveling the links between postoperative delirium (which is the most common complication among older surgical patients), long term cognitive decline