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cutting-edge methods to visualize cellular organization. As one example, we are using time-resolved cryo-vitrification (both cryo-plunging and high-pressure freezing) to visualize the nanoscale dynamics
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morphological analysis techniques to explore how venom has evolved in marine mollusks. Your work will span from the field to the lab, including: Sample collection from diverse, extant marine species (yes
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, or similar languages, and experience working with large or complex datasets Interest or experience in regulatory science, pharmaceutical or health policy, clinical evidence evaluation, or the analysis
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, stereology, and other microscopy analysis techniques. Additional projects and training opportunities can be tailored to suit the candidate's goals and interests, and may include comparative human/nonhuman
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to, philosophy, law, religion, language, literature, history, cultural studies, visual arts, economics, linguistics, anthropology, public health, climate, education, gender studies, political science, sociology
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RF/microwave electronics, NMR, geological science, and rock core analysis are desirable. Special Instructions Please submit a CV that includes a list of publications and research experience. A separate
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. transformer models). One focus of this work will be on B-cell receptor evolution. Experience in applications of modern machine learning methods as well as in biological data analysis are needed for the position
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the collection and analysis of child (preferably infant or toddler) data Strong written and oral communication skills Strong analysis and programming skills (preferably in R and/or python) Ability to work
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the collection and analysis of child (preferably infant or toddler) data Strong written and oral communication skills Strong analysis and programming skills (preferably in R and/or python) Ability to work
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(but strongly recommended) writing A brief comment/critique (a few sentences suffice) of work conducted by CAUSALab researchers. For example, you can tell us how an analysis could be improved, propose