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distinctive aspect of our research is the integration of molecular-level NMR measurements with complementary experimental approaches and functional measurements. Candidates with experience across multiple
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, offering broad opportunities for scientific growth, mentorship, and professional development. Required Qualifications: Doctoral degree (PhD, MD, or equivalent) conferred by start date Demonstrated experience
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tissue to address these questions. Required Qualifications: • Experience in molecular and cell biology techniques, preferably in single cell sorting (FACS) and analysis, immunofluorescence and confocal
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biology, genomics, and/or computational biology For bench-focused candidates: strong background in molecular biology and nucleic acid work and experience with sequencing library preparation is highly
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temperatures, and reactive or flammable gases. Experience using chemical-kinetic or reacting-flow models to interpret experimental observations. Strong record of peer-reviewed publication and evidence of
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science, data science, applied mathematics, physiology, biostatistics, or a related field. Strong programming skills in Python and/or MATLAB. Experience analyzing physiologic signals, biomedical waveforms, time
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candidate with experience in data analytics, computation, statistical analyses, and decision-analytic modeling who is interested in health policy and economic evaluation. Prior work in any of the following
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, as part of the Stanford O’Brien Urology Research Center. Required Qualifications: Recent PhD (or MD/PhD) degree in a relevant field Research experience in molecular/cell biology and cell culture
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, electrical engineering, cognitive science, applied mathematics, physics, or a related field. Strong computational background and hands-on experience building AI/ML models. Expertise in modern architectures
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learning to better understand narcolepsy and other sleep disorders, neurodegeneration and autoimmune diseases. We are looking for candidates with experience with: Flow cytometry, single cell sorting, and T