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Postdoctoral position at The Forest School at the Yale School of Environment, Yale University The Yale Forests invites applications for a postdoctoral researcher specializing in forest ecology
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matter experts and investigators Independent, highly motivated and highly collaborative with ability to work in a team environment Strong communication skills in English (spoken and written) APPOINTMENTS
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culture techniques and/or mouse modeling is preferred. Computational skills are preferred but not required. Lab Culture and Environment Our lab values interdisciplinary collaboration and the clinical
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and modeling in a highly collaborative research environment. This is a multi-year fully funded position. The initial appointment will be for a period of 1 year, with scope for multi-year renewal subject
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and highly collaborative environment of the Department of Biomedical Engineering at Yale, as well as the strong and rapidly growing biomedical imaging community, will provide an exceptional environment
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scholar to engage in cutting-edge research at the intersection of immunology and chronic inflammatory diseases. As a postdoctoral fellow in our dynamic and collaborative environment, you will have the
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regular meetings with the principal investigator and opportunities for professional development in a supportive and collaborative environment. The postdoc will meet at least weekly with the principal
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environment, allowing everyone to grow as a scientist and person. Environment. Our team will initially be composed of 4 members and will grow as our research advances. Our lab is located at 300 George Street
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excellence, it provides a dynamic environment with work recognized globally by several Nobel prizes and practice-changing innovation. Employees at Yale have the opportunity to work alongside respected scholars
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at understanding and combatting CF and related disorders. Why Join Us? Work alongside experts in a collaborative and supportive environment. Access cutting-edge facilities and resources at the heart of the Yale