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, observations, a hierarchy of numerical models, and machine-learning methods to understand their formation, dynamics, and predictability. The successful candidate will have substantial freedom to develop
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position is supported by a National Institute on Drug Abuse-funded R01 award. The position involves contributing to a dynamic team engaged in developing and applying a combination of statistical analyses and
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testing. Experience with catalyst nucleation, aerosol dynamics, particle formation, or coupled gas-phase and particle-population models. Familiarity with automated experimentation, data acquisition, reactor
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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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of recently published analyses assessing the impact of aggregation, outcome measure, and other analytic choices on results developing and implementing a computational model to simulate transmission dynamics
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learning (ML/AI) methodologies to move the needle on translational medicine. The postdoctoral fellow will work as an integral part of a dynamic, transdisciplinary team, driving independent research while
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on the different projects. This will be a large team effort in a dynamic and fast-paced research environment. We expect multiple publications to arise from this work, with the opportunity for the postdoc to lead
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or molecular dynamics, while also developing deep expertise in one or more complementary areas, including: Protein chemistry of small GTPases, kinases, SLC transporters, and metabolic enzymes. Chemical biology
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postdoctoral scholars appointed through the Office of Postdoctoral Affairs. The FY27 minimum is $79, 056. The laboratory of Dr. Sheri Krams is recruiting a postdoctoral fellow for a dynamic immunology research
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, and functional cell biology to understand how signaling network dynamics translate extracellular cues into specific phenotypic outputs. Project specifics: Although GPCRs bind an enormous diversity