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Show all breadcrumbs Wu Tsai Postdoctoral Fellowships (interdisciplinary neuroscience) Tuesday, August 4, 2026 Location New Haven, Connecticut Salary $80,000 Deadline October 1, 2026 Website https
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sources (e.g., surveillance, programmatic, and commercial testing datasets) to develop implementation plans Mixed-methods research and intervention adaptation • Conduct
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., surveillance, programmatic, and commercial testing datasets) to develop implementation plans Mixed-methods research and intervention adaptation • Conduct qualitative data collection and analysis
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the mind through the integrated study of the brain. Wu Tsai Postdoctoral Fellows work across traditional disciplinary boundaries using experimental, computational, or theoretical methods to
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interventions) based on their scientific advisor’s programs of research and active projects. Fellows participate in core seminars including: 1) Advanced Data Analytic Methods; 2) Grant Writing; and 3
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. Applications from scholars utilizing traditional methods of archival and bibliographic research are encouraged as are applications from individuals who wish to pursue creative, interdisciplinary, and non
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, applying both clinical work and the methods of neuroscience to better understand the brain systems related to the characteristics of autism. Position details: The Sara S. Sparrow Fellowship in
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, including: 1) Advanced Data Analytic Methods; 2) Grant Writing Seminar; and 2) Professional Development, as well as seminars and colloquia that cover current topics in substance use prevention and
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), including: Title of the research project Summary of the project’s goals and scope, describing the research plan, methods, and source materials that will be used to achieve the goals, and how much of the
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summary giving a unique, relevant, and intriguing description of your research plan. (250 words, maximum) Project abstract: summarize the project’s goals. Describe the research plan, methods, and source