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-derived neural cells and relevant in vivo or ex vivo platforms. Key Responsibilities Design and execute independent research projects aligned with the lab’s mission in neurogenetics and neurodevelopment
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untreated patients in routine care. The postholder will be expected to design studies as target trial emulations with active comparators and new user designs where appropriate, use propensity score methods
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for people experiencing homelessness and ii) the NIH and DMHAS funded Connecticut Mental Health Center Financial Health project, that aims to understand financial management support needs of people with
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in acquiring it. Responsibilities include Working in collaborative lab-style environment with a project manager and graduate student and undergraduate researchers on PI grant projects. Sharing in lab
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perturbation technologies ● Regenerative medicine and cell-based therapeutics Responsibilities The successful candidate will: ● Design, lead, and execute high-risk, high-reward independent research
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highly motivated Postdoctoral Associates to shape the future of digital ethics and policy in a collaborative and multidisciplinary academic environment. Responsibilities: Under the direction and
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to peer-reviewed manuscripts Strong organizational and project management skills Ability to work both independently and as part of a collaborative research team Experience with digital or app-based research
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computing. Strong written and oral communication, organization, project-management, and collaborative skills. Ability to independently develop, test, document, and maintain reproducible analytic software
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projects: In vivo functional analyses of neurodevelopmental disorder risk genes at the behavioral, brain structural, and activity levels in zebrafish Developing novel multi-omics platforms in zebrafish
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to the team’s research, including being involved in the analysis and dissemination data and mentoring other trainees in the lab on related projects. The position provides ample opportunities for publication and