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of Radiation Oncology at Stanford University is recruiting talented Postdoctoral Fellows with a strong interest in epitranscriptomics (RNA methylation) and its impact on tumor growth, metabolic rewiring
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research assistants. What we offer The lab is new and growing, and the postdoctoral scholar will have a real hand in shaping its direction. We are committed to the scholar's development as an independent
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causal oligoclonal T cell response. We also know it is triggered by some flu strains (A/H1N1 and B/Victoria) but not others, aka A/H3N1 (epidemiological and serologically confirmed). This constellation
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for transformation. The Transformation Science Research Agenda TSP organizes its work around several areas of inquiry, which include recognizing and characterizing transformation, the politics of transformation, and
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the impact of nonpharmaceutical interventions with a well-defined counterfactual using data at the state and county levels from the United States to apply the framework and compare its results to those
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describing your interest in this position and your full CV, including the names and contact info (phone and email) for 3-4 references who know you well from a research setting. Its also helpful if you can send
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Posted on Thu, 03/12/2026 - 08:29 Important Info Faculty Sponsor First name: Marion Faculty Sponsor Last Name: Buckwalter Other Mentor(s) if Applicable: Open to discussion if it makes sense for your
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your role in it, including technical challenges and how they were solved by you or your team A description of what excites you about the Hinshaw lab and how your career aspirations match our lab's
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. The work emphasizes both lab-based studies and field deployments to understand how AI is used and the impact it has. This position expects experience using mixed methods for research including qual methods
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estimation (e.g., regression discontinuity and difference-in-differences) to help the Geldsetzer lab expand its work on the link between shingles vaccination and dementia (see: https://www.nature.com/articles