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and cell differentiation. We develop technologies to generate statistical data sets that make these problems tractable, as well as computational tools and laws governing biological system behavior. We
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at Harvard University Petrie-Flom Center for Health Law Policy, Biotechnology and Bioethics at the Harvard Law School Applicants will be invited to indicate on the application form whether they wish to be
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offer degree programs in biostatistics, computational biology, and data science. Currently, ~250 PhD and Master’s students are enrolled in these programs. This position will join a team of 17 other
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. Additional Qualifications and Skills: PhD in Bioinformatics, Biostatistics, Computer Science, Statistics or related field- strongly preferred. Substantial experience in analyzing genetic, genomic, or image
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) that impacts humans on all levels: from the single cell to populations, providing a rich substrate to do novel work. We welcome applications from recent PhD graduates with experience in developing approaches
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); including list of publications Research proposal (2000 words maximum); including intellectual objectives and planned methodological and disciplinary work One scholarly writing sample, for example, a PhD
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title will depend on the finalist's qualifications. Basic Qualifications: Applicants should demonstrate the following qualifications: (1) Completed advanced degree (PhD or ABD candidates preferred) (2
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full year course (fall and spring semesters, 2026-27) on 19th-century American Transcendentalism and its legacies. Successful applicants should have a completed PhD in a relevant field, ample teaching
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a PhD in a social science discipline—such as international affairs, political science, sociology, history, economics, environmental studies, or a related field—and a tenured or tenure-track position
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have received a PhD within the past three calendar years in a relevant field, such as political science, sociology, anthropology, history, economics, psychology, public policy, international relations