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observational field data, experimental data, and field experiments. Salary is $70,500 annually, plus benefits. Expected start date is mid-June 2027. For examples of our research, see our faculty pages: https
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observational field data, experimental data, and field experiments. Salary is $70,500 annually, plus benefits. Expected start date is mid-June 2027. For examples of our research, see our faculty pages: https
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observational field data, experimental data, and field experiments. Salary is $70,500 annually, plus benefits. Expected start date is mid-June 2027. For examples of our research, see our faculty pages: https
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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
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cancer development. More information about the lab and specific research areas can be found at https://sites.harvard.edu/zheng/. We welcome applications from recent chemistry or chemical biology PhD
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academic year. For history of the chair, see https://harvaus.fas.harvard.edu/ Incumbents of the Chair will ordinarily hold the title of Gough Whitlam and Malcolm Fraser Visiting Professor of Australian
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outstanding opportunities for continued scientific development and for contributing to pioneering research. Specifically, the fellow will apply as well as develop code to process and analyze
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Benefits This position is salaried and benefits eligible. Information regarding postdoctoral fellow salary, which is determined by the number of years post PhD, and benefits can be found at https
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their 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
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in the Klein lab at Harvard Medical School in Boston Massachusetts. The work of the Klein lab is focused on revealing the molecular and environmental rules governing cell fate decisions in development