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professional development needs of postdocs by providing reimbursement for activities that directly enhance the individual’s professional growth, and which their PIs or faculty advisors may be unable to fund
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, and light scattering) with modeling of light transport. The postdoc will primarily work on the experimental studies but will also have the opportunity to participate in computational and analytical
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environment of postdocs, graduate students, and other researchers in the Greenberg Lab. This position is ideally suited for individuals seeking to launch a career in scientific research. Qualifications Basic
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established focus. Deadline Month: October (LOI) and November (full application) Description: Harvard Brain Science Initiative (HBI) aims to support postdocs who serve as pioneers in their labs by taking on new
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Karen Toffler Charitable Trust (KTCT) Scholar Grant program Eligibility: Early-career investigators (PhD candidates, Postdocs, Assistant Professors). Non-US citizens with a valid US visa are
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addition to the letters of recommendation. Salary Range – Postdocs: $67,600-$80,000 Pay offered to the selected candidate is dependent on factors such as years of experience, training or qualification, field of scholarship
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within a population. We aim to characterize gene transfer agent diversity, regulation and species-specificity across the Tree of Life. For further information on the lab, please visit: www.gozzilab.org
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, and quantum information. Candidates should also arrange for letters of recommendation to be submitted by three scientists familiar with their work. Candidates may also wish to include selected preprints
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will lead and participate in observations and data analysis across the electromagnetic spectrum, or will lead work on machine learning classification of optical transients. Applicants with previous
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the intersection between quantum information and particle physics. The successful applicant will work in Professor Carlos Argüelles’ group on the development of new algorithms to encode and process particle physics