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SPARK program. The laboratory has strong collaborations across Stanford and beyond, providing opportunities for postdoctoral scholars to expand their scientific expertise and collaborative networks
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protocols and standard operating procedures; leading data analyses; leading the drafting of manuscripts and grant applications; and developing and refining protocols to pilot, implement, and evaluate heat
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such as transformers, self-supervised learning, multimodal learning, generative models, graph neural networks, or foundation models. Experience with structural and/or functional brain modeling. Familiarity
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, develop independent lines of inquiry, present at national and international conferences, and collaborate with a multidisciplinary network of investigators. The position provides strong mentorship and career
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new techniques as projects evolve. Design, adapt, and optimize experimental protocols in response to emerging scientific questions. Write and contribute substantively to research protocols, manuscripts
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expected to optimize existing protocols in collaboration with other lab members. Additional tasks will include keeping detailed records of experiments performed and reagent stocks. This position is for a 1
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Physiology Department at Stanford University studies how intracellular signaling networks are organized and remodeled downstream of GPCRs, the largest family of membrane receptors, which mediate most
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an evolving world We are pleased to offer an exciting opportunity for a postdoctoral researcher interested in the potential for nature-based climate solutions to achieve net-emissions reductions in an evolving
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transdisciplinary network. Required Qualifications: A completed Ph.D. in a relevant field, such as the social sciences, environmental studies, sustainability science, science and technology studies, public policy
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brings together a global, multidisciplinary network of collaborators and is grounded in a clear mandate: to generate high-quality evidence and build research capacity to meaningfully improve care for