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ability to identify and pursue research problems independently while working well in an interactive and dynamic setting. Basic Qualifications Candidates for this position must have completed their Ph.D
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approaches in our lab and broader community across Harvard and collaborative interactions elsewhere. Candidates should have a strong background in cell biology, physiology, biochemistry, structure, and/or
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coverage and is not restricted to any particular taxon. Applications from botanists working on plant-animal interactions are also welcome. Terms & Conditions: -Stipend of $67,600/year -Benefits-eligible
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safe, free, just, and sustainably prosperous. By combining cutting-edge research, the teaching of outstanding students, and direct interaction with practitioners, we have an impact on solving public
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to damage, with a primary focus on the endolysosomal system and mitochondria? What are the protein interaction networks that make up dynamic organelles? How do familial mutations in key organellar systems
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addition to working with OI faculty, predoctoral fellows frequently co-author papers with other students or faculty members. Fellows will interact regularly with professors and their collaborators – such as Stefanie
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creativity who study one or more of the following areas: Foundations of intelligence, including mathematical and computational models of intelligence, cognitive theories of intelligence, and the
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). Additional Qualifications: A successful applicant will be able to provide evidence of at least some of the following: – Extensive independent research experience – Creativity and independence – Experience
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electronics Strong interpersonal and mentorship skills and ability to interact with a diverse team Special Instructions Application requirements include a CV with publications and a minimum of two reference
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addition to working with OI faculty, predoctoral fellows frequently co-author papers with other students or faculty members. Fellows will interact regularly with professors and their collaborators – such as Stefanie