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microscopy. • Expertise in metabolomics with mass spectrometry is desired. • Strong general computer skills, experience with databases and scientific applications, and ability to quickly learn and master
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inclusive environment in which postdoctoral scholars have opportunities to lead independent projects, mentor junior team members, and contribute to multidisciplinary research. The principal investigator is an
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responses involving the brain. The study of narcolepsy will be a primary goal. The reason is that the disease has a clear and simple cause, a loss of orexin neurons, which can now be measured biochemically so
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research questions with creativity, rigor, and persistence. Our lab is focused on mechanistic and translational studies in endocrine cancers. The two main areas of investigation are: 1) the identification
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quantitative modeling using R and/or Python. Experience with PK-modeling within NONMEM, R or Python environments. Strong general computer skills, with the ability to quickly master and implement innovative ML/AI
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part of a team on multiple IBD-focused projects. The postdoctoral fellow will work with the principal investigator in project development and direction while also being an integral part of the wider lab
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postdoctoral scholars to work on a project at the intersection of causal inference, behavior, and infectious disease modeling. The primary advisor is Prof. Marc Lipsitch in the Division of Infectious Diseases
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. The fellow will work closely with the principal investigator, Dr. Rao, on project development, algorithm design, data analysis, interpretation of physiologic signals, manuscript preparation, and grant
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required. The fellowship has two primary goals: To advance our research program on the health impacts of extreme heat exposure, including building out data collection pipelines and leading the analyses
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://med.stanford.edu/gruberlab.html(link is external) How to Submit Application Materials: Interested applicants should submit by email to Aronne Schwartz, administrative assistant to Tanja A. Gruber, M.D., Ph.D., Chief