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to grant applications. Our Lab provides a collaborative and supportive research environment, with access to metabolomics platforms and opportunities for professional development. There is also scope
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efficient translation from mechanistic discovery to patient-focused outcomes. The Center is uniquely positioned to lead multidisciplinary, collaborative research that addresses critical unmet clinical needs
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which provenance researchers can interact with the knowledge Conduct experiments in collaboration with provenance researchers to determine the accuracy, functionality and utility of the system Mentoring
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tasks) and clinical data Prepare and publish manuscripts in peer-reviewed journals and present research findings at conferences in areas relevant to the study Collaborate efficiently and effectively with
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disciplines are also welcome to apply. Receiving general direction from Dr. Guido Falcone MD, ScD, MPH, and working in close collaboration with several investigators from Yale and other institutions in the US
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compensation discussions are held with the faculty mentor during the reappointment process. We offer • Collaborative, interdisciplinary research environment both within Yale (Departments of Immunobiology and
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(Dean, YSPH)—and will include opportunities of collaboration with other investigators within YSPH and across Yale University. The Postdoctoral Associate will receive training and mentorship in grant
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multiomic data from these cohorts and work alongside neurosurgeons, wet-lab scientists, and clinical collaborators. Responsibilities Analyze WES/WGS sequencing data, including germline and somatic variant
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clinical collaborators. Responsibilities Maintain and engineer mammalian cell lines, including transfection, gene knockdown and knockout, and functional assays Perform protein biochemistry, including western
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, and provide career guidance. The research associate will also participate in laboratory meetings, journal clubs, departmental seminars, and collaborative research activities with faculty, trainees, and