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or federal grants. ● Assist in building a supportive lab culture, including mentoring graduate and undergraduate trainees Required Qualifications • PhD, MD/PhD, or equivalent doctoral degree completed by
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, Connecticut. The Lee laboratory is a human/cancer immunology research group that builds and applies new functional genomic techniques to profile the antigen specificities of human T cells within patient tumor
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for an energetic and creative individual to help discover and characterize functional RNA elements within the human virome, the trillions of viruses that reside in the human body. This project builds on our recent
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projects will build on our recent discoveries of novel classes of antimalarial and antibabesial compounds with potent activity against Plasmodium and Babesia parasites. Trainees will have the opportunity
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compounds that enhance the activity of existing antifungal agents, reverse antifungal resistance, and reduce drug-associated toxicity. These studies build on our recent publications describing pantothenate
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following criteria: A PhD or equivalent degree, already obtained, in a related field e.g., philosophy, law, computer science, social sciences, public policy, or a relevant interdisciplinary area. Interest in
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: Christopher T. Rentsch, PhD, FISPE, [email protected] Website: https://medicine.yale.edu/internal-medicine/vacs/ Introduction to the Research Group The Veterans Aging Cohort Study (VACS) has been
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resilience for mental health outcomes. This is an opportunity for scientists who want to do more than apply established tools to familiar questions. The lab is interested in building a deeper framework for
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. Building on this platform, we combine cell biology, biochemistry, CRISPR-based approaches, organelle isolation, metabolomics and proteomics, mouse genetics, and disease models to discover principles of ER
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looking for inquisitive, creative, and passionate researchers with a PhD, MD, or MD/PhD (or related field such as genetics, genomics, computational biology, biochemistry, machine learning, population