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, Division of Neonatology and the Neonatal Engineering, Signals, and Technology (NEST) Lab are seeking a creative, motivated, and collaborative Postdoctoral Fellow to join our team and conduct research focused
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postdoctoral scholars to work on a project at the intersection of causal inference, behavior, and infectious disease modeling. The primary advisor is Prof. Marc Lipsitch in the Division of Infectious Diseases
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Posted on Tue, 05/26/2026 - 15:16 Important Info Faculty Sponsor First name: Michael Faculty Sponsor Last Name: Schumacher, PhD Stanford Departments and Centers: Pediatrics, Gastroenterology
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postdoctoral fellow in the laboratory of Wendy Liu, MD, PhD in the Department of Ophthalmology at Stanford University to conduct collaborative projects in vision research. Position Description: Our laboratory is
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, including clinician-facing and patient-facing systems Design and conduct user-centered studies (e.g., interviews, fieldwork, participatory design, usability evaluations) in clinical and real-world health
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disease prevention is a recipe for failure. The behaviors, exposures, and social conditions that shape how we age are established in youth and midlife. The Center therefore takes a lifecourse approach to
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and establish the scientific track record required for success, either in academia or biopharmaceutical industry. Responsibilities: Design and conduct experiments; generate, analyze, and interpret data
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writing funded grant applications. Develop proficiency in team science concepts and the responsible conduct of collaborative research. Work with primary mentors and co-mentors to develop challenging yet
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for action ("affordances") shape neural representations, perception, and behavior. Why this position? You will sit at the center of a uniquely cross‑disciplinary team and work closely a network of
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treatment for depression and co-occurring anxiety, and trauma-related disorders. The candidate will work on a priority research study, in which individuals are assessed with functional MRI, behavioral, and