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decision support systems, process control and quality improvement initiatives, and health policy analysis. The program emphasizes both methodological rigor and translational impact, with projects addressing
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Pancreas Program seeks an exceptional Postdoctoral Scholar to lead hypothesis driven mechanistic research focused on how vitamin A signaling and transport regulate inflammation, tissue injury, and recovery
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program. The lab investigates fundamental mechanisms of immune recognition and regulation in clinically relevant contexts, with a particular focus on transplantation immunology and viral immunity. Our work
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. Proficiency in programming (e.g., Python, R) and familiarity with common bioinformatics tools and packages. A PhD in developmental biology, cell biology, regenerative medicine, or a related field. A required
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applications, and ability to quickly learn and master various computer programs. Must be technically rigorous, organized, and have demonstrated excellence, innovation, and productivity in research. Ability
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(https://med.stanford.edu/mcp.html(link is external) ) offers a world-class scientific environment and supports postdoctoral scholars throughout their postdoc with mentoring and training programs, seminar
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program led by Stanford University in partnership with Emory University, with Verily as laboratory partner, funded philanthropically through a gift to Stanford. The program measures pathogen nucleic acids
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. The postdoc will be expected to take intellectual ownership of a research program, lead scientific manuscripts, present findings at national and international meetings, and collaborate with clinical and
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of the fellowship, and actively participate in The Ho Center for Buddhist Studies at Stanford (HCBSS) events and programs. The Fellow is expected to be in residence at Stanford for the full academic year (mid
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strategies for solid tumors. Our research spans both mechanistic and systems-level studies of cytokine and receptor signaling, T cell programming, cancer cell intrinsic immune evasion, and the tumor