12 parallel-programming "Intelligent Systems Group" Fellowship positions at Yale University
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initiatives. The fellow will be trained in the Gallery’s collections-management system (TMS), image and media databases, and other software systems as needed. Mentoring The fellow will be a member of the
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trainees (as appropriate) and participate in a highly interactive research environment Required Qualifications PhD (or MD/PhD) in genetics, immunology, computational biology, systems biology
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quantum 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
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department, including object research, collections maintenance, and participation in public programming such as tours of the Hume Furniture Study Center. The Fellow interacts with the public, visiting
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using experimental, computational, or theoretical methods to investigate human cognition and explore human potential. All admitted Fellows benefit from structured programming, shared research facilities
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investigate human cognition and explore human potential. All admitted Fellows benefit from structured programming, shared research facilities, internal funding, and other resources to advance their scientific
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communication skills. 4. Ability to correctly and efficiently complete online forms and entries in the University's electronic systems. 5. Well-developed problem-solving skills, ability to work
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physician-scientists committed to advancing cardiovascular medicine. Specialized research centers within the Section include Yale Cardiology Research Group (YCRG), Yale Translational Research Imaging
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interact closely with Yale Ventures’ entrepreneur-in-residence network, a highly curated volunteer group of more than 200 external business and scientific experts working in biotech, pharma, and consulting
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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