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analyzing smartphone data–collected with our high-throughput digital phenotyping platform–in biomedical research cohorts with the goal of establishing more precise and dynamic disease phenotypes. Basic
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analyzing smartphone data–collected with our high-throughput digital phenotyping platform–in biomedical research cohorts with the goal of establishing more precise and dynamic disease phenotypes. Basic
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whether their project falls into this research orbit. All eligible applicants are encouraged to apply and will be given careful consideration. As always, our goal will be to craft a cohort in which all
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the software that underpins structure determination. You will collaborate with investigators and SBGrid engineers to design scientifically grounded tests, codify reproducible environments, and drive
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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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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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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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biology 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
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between DNA elements and transcriptional and chromatin remodeling machinery in gene regulation. More information about the lab and specific research areas can be found at https://adelman.hms.harvard.edu