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of Comparative Medicine at Yale University. Zhao lab’s main focus is on the funtional investigation of complex lipids in the context of aging and diseases. Questions that the Zhao lab are interested in include
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of Comparative Medicine at Yale University. Zhao lab’s main focus is on the funtional investigation of complex lipids in the context of aging and diseases. Questions that the Zhao lab are interested in include
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on predicting complications and poor outcomes after acute brain injuries, such as trauma, stroke or brain hemorrhage, using data from multiple diagnostic modalities. The main goal of the research will be
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execution of experiments with guidance from the principal investigator. As projects in the laboratory are often highly collaborative, the candidate should be able to work effectively and enthusiastically in a
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function. The successful candidate will link their work with the seven primary laboratories in the team (Kathryn Ferguson, Joel Butterwick, Kallol Gupta, Daryl Klein, Yansheng Liu, Wei Mi and Joseph
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is in the Sterling Hall of Medicine, in the main Yale Medical School campus. The lab uses induced pluripotent stem cells (iPSC) and organoid technologies to investigate genomic and epigenomic
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problem-solving and critical-thinking skills Good time management and organizational skills Ability to work independently and take initiative About the Supervisor The primary supervisor for the project is
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at the Yale Center for Emotional Intelligence to support the Mirror to the World program of research funded by the Templeton Religion Trust. The primary object of the project is to investigate emotional and
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PhD graduates and candidates with prior postdoctoral experience are both appropriate. Primary research interests should be in the areas of cancer health disparities; cancer survivorship; lung cancer
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and mental health outcomes. Identify other relevant datasets or collaborate with other researchers who have related datasets that allow for replication and expansion of our primary analyses. Organize