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dynamic academic medical center environment. Be Bold. As a Postdoctoral Associate, you will lead innovative research focused on the interaction between sleep and epilepsy, leveraging advanced
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Research Scientist in Dr. William Majoros’ team to design and deploy new methods on large-scale datasets (e.g., NIH-funded and consortia resources). You will: Key Responsibilities: Lead and co-lead projects
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applications for a full-time Postdoctoral Associate to help build the HARP research infrastructure and conduct the initial studies leveraging the infrastructure. The postdoc will design and lead core projects
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clinical specimens to advance cancer research and therapeutic development. What You'll Do Lead and drive an independent research project investigating cancer epigenetics, functional genomics, and treatment
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, and learning activities. Lead and support data integration and linkage across administrative, clinical, survey, claims, and programmatic data sources, including approaches for linking maternal-child
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. The postdoctoral associate will be expected to pursue research projects within the Hub faculty lab(s) and lead the presentation of their findings in peer-reviewed publications and in diverse forums (e.g
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, Statistics, Biostatistics, Computer Science, Computational Biology, Systems Science, Engineering, Physics, Epidemiology, Network Science, or a related quantitative field Demonstrate strong computational and
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. The successful candidate will lead projects focused on cryo-EM structure determination and the biochemical/biophysical characterization of complex membrane transport systems. Minimum Requirements: Education: Ph.D
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mammalian cells, measurement of biomolecular interactions using Biolayer Interferometry or surface plasmon resonance, structural determination using single-particle cryo-EM analysis, and atomic model building
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breast cancer research program focused on mechanisms of tumor progression, therapeutic resistance, and tumor-immune interactions. The successful candidate will lead experimental projects using breast