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computational theory, analysis, and modeling of neuroscience data and concepts. Proposals focused on disease mechanisms or that do not contribute to our understanding of non-disease states are not suitable
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projects: Collaborate flexibly with multiple research groups to investigate human cognition through computational theory, analysis, and modeling of neuroscience data and concepts. Proposals focused
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computational theory, analysis, and modeling of neuroscience data and concepts. Proposals focused on disease mechanisms or that do not contribute to our understanding of non-disease states are not suitable
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: qPCR / RT-qPCR Western blotting Flow cytometry Fluorescence Microscopy Mouse work (including immune and cardiometabolic models) Analyze and interpret genetic and genomic data, including: GWAS and
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agencies to evaluate three CDC evidence-based interventions that aim to: increase HIV testing in priority populations using data-driven “precision public health” approaches, reduce time to linkage to care
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the HIV Epidemic (EHE) in Alabama. The project leverages partnerships among academic investigators and state/local public health agencies to evaluate three CDC evidence-based interventions that aim
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preservation; translating texts (when language proficiency permits); oral history recording and transcriptions; collaborative project development with community-based organizations; and project development work
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. Lauren Biwer ([email protected] ). A multiyear commitment to the position is encouraged. Yale University and the Biwer lab are committed to employment and mentoring of individuals based upon
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science for recent Ph.D. recipients in the group of any of the YQI faculty members . This program aim to hire two fellows a year: one theorist and one experimentalist (when possible, based on applications
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community. The fellow will learn from museum staff about art-based pedagogies and the Gallery’s global collections. The fellow will also participate in community, university, Gallery, and department training