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, neuroscience, psychiatry, cognitive science, computational neuroscience, statistics, applied mathematics, or a related field Strong background in computational modeling of behavioral data Experience with model
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Haven, CT. Compensation: $68,500 (year 1 Postdoc Associates) + fringe benefits Qualifications: - PhD, MD, or equivalent degree in biology, biomedical sciences, neuroscience, immunology, pharmacology
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; Yale Cardiovascular Data Science (CarDS) Laboratory Anticipated dates: Start date: October 1, 2026. Initial appointment: one year, with the possibility of annual renewal for a total appointment of up
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data coupled with model organism pathophysiology and basic cellular biology. Information on benefits for postdoctoral appointments can be found at: https://postdocs.yale.edu/postdocs/being-a-postdoc-at
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utilization as a druggable pathway in fungal pathogens and the development of antifungal potentiators. Projects will involve a combination of fungal genetics, molecular biology, chemical biology, metabolism
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analysis, kinetic modeling, data analysis, and results dissemination. Qualifications: The ideal candidate will have some prior hands-on experience in preclinical PET/CT or PET/MR imaging, image processing
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systems using cutting-edge computational approaches integrated with experimental molecular biology. The Breaker Laboratory has pioneered computational and comparative genomics strategies that led
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. This position is ideal for a creative scientist who is excited by both fundamental biology and translational impact, and who wants to help shape new directions in cancer immunotherapy. The successful candidate
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Posting Title: Postdoctoral Research Associate Department and School: Yale Center for the Science of Cannabis and Cannabinoids, Yale School of Medicine Department of Psychiatry Anticipated
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twins of patients, modeling disease biology across scales—from genome to cell to circuit—to enable proactive, personalized intervention. By combining large-scale human data (genomes, single-cell and