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. The Associate will have the opportunity to engage with not only activities at the Economics department, but also at the Cowles Foundation and the Center for Algorithms, Data, and Market Design (CADMY). Applicants
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Title of the Position: Postdoctoral Associate Functional Genomics / Regulatory Genomics / Human Evolution & Disease Department and School: Department of Genetics, Yale School of Medicine Anticipated
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therapeutic editing strategies. Research Focus Areas Neurodevelopmental disorders and the genetic and epigenetic mechanisms underlying altered neural development. Genome and epigenome editing (e.g., CRISPR
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analysis of cerebrovascular genetics and multiomic studies. The laboratories jointly investigate the genetic basis of cerebrovascular disorders, including intracranial aneurysms, cavernous malformations, and
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opportunity for a highly motivated individual with a background in population genetics, computational biology, or a related area. Candidates with strong analytical and/or computational backgrounds in other
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evolution of drug resistance in breast cancer with a specific interest in topoisomerase-1 inhibitor antibody-drug conjugates (TOP1i-ADCs). As a member of the Genomics, Genetics and Epigenetics research
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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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characterization of mammalian riboswitches. This position, supported by a grant from the John Templeton Foundation offers an exciting opportunity to help uncover previously unknown RNA-based genetic regulatory
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, genetics, genomics, molecular biology, cellular biology, or a related discipline. We are particularly interested in candidates with research experience in cellular immunology, human immunology, high
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postdoctoral fellow to lead experimental studies on the mechanisms of cerebrovascular disorders. The laboratories jointly investigate the genetic basis of cerebrovascular disorders, including intracranial