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. The postdoctoral fellow or staff will work on identification and characterization of T cells involved in immune recognition of antigens implicated in triggering narcolepsy and other brain autoimmune
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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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, including opportunities to develop new scientific directions, design and execute experiments, analyze and interpret data, prepare manuscripts, present research, and contribute to collaborations within
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successful candidate will lead the design, operation, and characterization of high-enthalpy reacting-flow systems for methane pyrolysis and floating-catalyst chemical vapor deposition. Relevant reactor
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design through data work, analysis, and publication, with the goal of co-authored papers aimed at leading economics and interdisciplinary journals. Contribute to ongoing lab projects or priorities based
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, with close guidance from Dr. Wang on experimental design, publication, and career development. Core Responsibilities Lead research projects investigating mechanisms of antibody effector function. Apply a
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on factors including (but not limited to) the qualifications of the selected candidate, budget availability, and internal equity. Pay Range: $79,056 to $85,000 Project-1 – Design, engineer, and evaluate a
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. Shriti Raj’s lab. The successful candidate will contribute to research on the design, development, and evaluation of user-facing tools in healthcare settings. You will drive research on clinician–AI and
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demonstrated ability to design, train, and deploy large-scale models Expertise in at least one of computer vision, speech recognition, or multimodal learning, with experience in real-world technology deployment
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. The fellow will work closely with the principal investigator, Dr. Rao, on project development, algorithm design, data analysis, interpretation of physiologic signals, manuscript preparation, and grant