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program, our laboratory addresses three central questions: ● Why do breast cancer therapies stop working? ● How can the patients developing resistance, and the biology driving it, be identified from a
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biology, mitochondrial biology, and neuro-immune signaling, with the long-term goal of developing new therapeutic targets for gut motility disorders and peripheral neuropathies. The laboratory is cross
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, Genetics, Genomics, Bioengineering, Molecular Biology, or a related field. Strong expertise in molecular biology and functional genomics methods relevant to neural systems. Experience with CRISPR-based
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on developing biofluid biomarkers that improve diagnosis, define disease heterogeneity, and can be implicated in clinical trials. A major complementary effort in the lab focuses on advanced
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at the intersection of emotion science, psychometric assessment, and large-scale intervention research. The projects will investigate the development and validation of novel measures of emotional skills and emotion
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Postdoctoral Associate | Mitochondrial Genomics | Lake Lab — Yale University, Department of Genetics
, molecular and cellular biology, or a related field. Experience with cell culture and molecular biology techniques is required. Experience with one or more of the following is desired: CRISPR/genome editing
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funding. Qualifications Candidates should possess a PhD, preferably in epidemiology and/or health data sciences and be interested in developing their career skills through an interdisciplinary, team
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, but also in the governance of corporations, unions, parties, foundations, churches, and beyond, which also typically rely on the same familiar toolkit. This project is a non-partisan effort to expand
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funding. Qualifications Candidates should possess a PhD, preferably in epidemiology and/or health data sciences and be interested in developing their career skills through an interdisciplinary, team
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Postdoctoral Association and Yale Office for Career Strategy. Qualifications Candidates should have or be close to obtaining a PhD in either genetics/genomics, evolutionary biology, computational biology, or a