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position. We are most interested in applicants who have experience in computational methods development, in human genetics or a different field. Possible areas of research include: 1. Developing methods
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graduates who are interested in this field, particularly those who may bring a new technology or perspective to bear on the work in the lab. The successful candidate will work with Dr. Franklin to develop
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Fellow to develop and evaluate artificial intelligence methods for physical medical procedures. The fellow will design and implement machine learning models to analyze procedural data, support clinical
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control mechanisms in development and disease. The lab pioneered global study of RNA polymerase pausing during early transcription and has particular interest in investigating the complex interplay between
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learners in an environment that is diverse, inclusive and respectful. Learn more about our lab here: https://bioniclab.seas.harvard.edu/ We are recruiting fellows from diverse backgrounds interested in
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Genomics at Harvard Medical School Several positions are available in the Park Lab (https://compbio.hms.harvard.edu/ ). The aim of the laboratory is to develop and apply innovative computational methods
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, vascularization, and function. The project focuses on investigating the development of engineered products to address liver failure. The proposed solution is built on several next generation technologies, including
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participating in the development, evaluation, and implementation of task-shared mental health services in primary care settings and other community settings, with particular focus on serious mental illness
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expertise through continuous engagement with scientific literature Mentor, or train less experienced team members or academic interns, as needed. Additional Information: We encourage candidates to apply by
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of cilia. More information about the lab and specific project areas can be found at https://brown.hms.harvard.edu/research. We welcome applications from recent PhD graduates, particularly those who may