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broad array of experimental approaches to test specific hypotheses. Contribute to manuscripts and grant applications. Mentor junior trainees and contribute to a collegial lab culture. Required
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faculty and trainees at Stanford and other institutions and work with partners in government agencies and non-governmental organizations engaged in the planning and delivery. This position is ideal for a
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, and development of algorithms for real-world clinical data. The fellow will have the opportunity to work with clinicians, engineers, data scientists, trainees, and research staff in a highly
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, translational research environment. The successful candidate will play a central intellectual role in shaping projects, mentoring trainees, and contributing to the lab’s scientific direction. Dr. Krams is deeply
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, mentoring junior trainee, presenting research findings, preparing manuscripts, and participating in laboratory meetings and other scientific seminars. The position offers an outstanding training environment
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, close mentorship, and the opportunity to build the technical depth and independence needed for the next stage of their careers. WHY JOIN THE ROGALA LAB? We welcome trainees who are driven, eager to grow
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the opportunity to mentor graduate and undergraduate trainees. The postdoc will also have access to outstanding infrastructure and resources, including dedicated, state-of-the-art mass spectrometers
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trainees in the lab.• Ability to work on multiple projects efficiently and effectively • Ability to work independently on scientific projects • Assist with preparation of grant proposals • Preparation
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path to first authorship. All trainees are expected to present their work in scholarly venues, and fellowship funds support travel to one national meeting per year. Grant writing and career development
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of Ophthalmology, though trainees from any discipline who meet the required qualifications and are highly interested in ophthalmic applications are encouraged to apply. Required Qualifications: Doctoral degree (PhD