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Posted on Thu, 02/19/2026 - 15:57 Important Info Faculty Sponsor First name: Morad Faculty Sponsor Last Name: Hameed Other Mentor(s) if Applicable: All surgeons, Stanford Section of Acute Care
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to the Electrification for Health Director Brady Seals: [email protected] (link sends e-mail) by April 15, 2026. Does this position pay above the required minimum?: Yes. The expected base pay range for this position
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Community engaged research and multicultural aging Serious illness care and palliative care Ethical, legal, and social implications of aging, longevity science, and emerging longevity interventions Digital
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program. The lab investigates fundamental mechanisms of immune recognition and regulation in clinically relevant contexts, with a particular focus on transplantation immunology and viral immunity. Our work
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part of a team on multiple IBD-focused projects. The postdoctoral fellow will work with the principal investigator in project development and direction while also being an integral part of the wider lab
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interactions with GPCR IDRs across the broader GPCR superfamily. Within this collaborative framework, the postdoc will have the intellectual freedom and support to shape their own research direction leveraging
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strategies for solid tumors. Our research spans both mechanistic and systems-level studies of cytokine and receptor signaling, T cell programming, cancer cell intrinsic immune evasion, and the tumor
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Posted on Tue, 03/17/2026 - 08:20 Important Info Faculty Sponsor First name: Daniel Faculty Sponsor Last Name: Tawfik Stanford Departments and Centers: Pediatrics, Critical Care Medicine Postdoc
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program led by Stanford University in partnership with Emory University, with Verily as laboratory partner, funded philanthropically through a gift to Stanford. The program measures pathogen nucleic acids
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of innovation in pain research, education, and patient care. Our postdoctoral program has successfully transitioned fellows into independent research careers; many have achieved their own NIH K/R grants and