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performance during year 1 -Residence in the Cambridge area is required -Relocation allowance Basic Qualifications -A Ph.D. (completed within the previous three years) with relevant research experience in
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mentoring activities for undergraduate and graduate students. This is a one-year term position with possibility of renewal dependent upon job performance and continued availability of funding. The Department
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some flexibility. · Duration: This is a one-year term position from the date of hire, renewable on an annual basis, contingent upon satisfactory work performance, research program needs, and continued
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including PCR, cloning, and genotyping Perform molecular profiling in a cell-type-specific manner Supervise undergraduate trainees and contribute to an open, collaborative lab culture Document and present
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, contingent upon work performance, business need, and continued funding to support the position. Contact Information Samantha Lemos Countway Library 695 Huntington Ave. Boston, MA 02115 Contact Email
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December 2026 with some flexibility. Duration: This is a one-year term position from the date of hire, with the possibility of extension, contingent upon work performance, business need, and continued
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and histological analysis of marine specimens – sample preparation, sectioning (microtome, vibratome, and cryostat), various histological staining techniques. Design and perform wet lab experiments
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in the following: perform data management of claims databases and prepare analytic files to implement causal inference study designs that follow the target trial framework; independently conduct
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, contingent upon work performance, business need, and continued funding to support the position. Contact Information 77 Avenue Louis Pastuer Contact Email [email protected] Salary Range This position
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2025, with possibility of renewal dependent upon adequate funding and satisfactory performance. Applicants who are available for at least a two-year anticipated commitment are preferred. The research