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. Gu to develop a mentored research project within the scope of the lab’s research focus. In addition to carrying out bench research, the successful candidate will be expected to apply for fellowship
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position in the Goodrich lab at Harvard Medical School in Boston, Massachusetts. The work of the Goodrich lab is focused on the development and function of auditory circuits in mice. We welcome applications
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of intelligence, including mathematical and computational models of intelligence, cognitive theories of intelligence, and the neurobiological basis of intelligence. Research and development of new AI or ML
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related to (i) identifying molecular and genetic effectors that give rise to fungal-induced summiting behavior, (ii) developing experimental techniques to alter E. muscae gene expression and achieve
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) that impacts humans on all levels: from the single cell to populations, providing a rich substrate to do novel work. We welcome applications from recent PhD graduates with experience in developing approaches
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promote diseases such as Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s disease? The successful candidate will work with Dr. Wade Harper to develop a research project within the scope of the lab focus. In addition to carrying
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related to (i) identifying molecular and genetic effectors that give rise to fungal-induced summiting behavior, (ii) developing experimental techniques to alter E. muscae gene expression and achieve
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academic webpage and GitHub repositories for methods you developed)Three representative publications (preprints are acceptable)Statement of research (two pages) describing prior research experience and
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global challenges, including conflict and governance, inequality, environmental change, migration, and international development. It serves as an interdisciplinary hub for research, exchange, and public
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. The postdoctoral research fellowships, which begin in September 2027, are funded for two years and do not result in a degree. The program’s objective is to train researchers in the design and evaluation of cancer