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–microbial interactions, and colorectal cancer. The successful candidate will have the opportunity to lead metabolite identification and downstream translational analyses, while also developing independent
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projects. The research associate will develop expertise in retinal imaging, experimental design, data analysis, scientific writing, manuscript preparation, and presentation of research findings, supporting
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, data collection, data analysis, manuscript preparation, grant writing, scientific presentation, and overall career development. The post-doctoral associate will be expected to lead projects and
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program. Our work focuses on the development of advanced cancer models, integrative genomic analyses, and the discovery of novel therapeutic strategies. Using systematic, interdisciplinary approaches
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, psychology, statistics, and data science. The position offers substantial opportunities for professional development, including mentorship in grant writing, leadership in large collaborative projects, and
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developing and evaluating innovative treatment approaches including those involving parents. The Program’s research relies on multi-informant and multi- method assessments, several of which were developed by
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ASDs in humans to determine how disruption of these genes alters brain development and the neural circuits underlying simple behaviors. Our long-term goal is to use this gene-based approach to identify
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are to understand fundamental biological mechanisms, develop biomarkers and novel therapeutic strategies to mitigate progressive kidney failure in native and allograft kidneys. Our well-funded research opportunities
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, development, and maintenance of online research databases using REDCap Use of electronic medical record systems (e.g., EPIC) and large claim/surveillance datasets for clinical research Develop domain knowledge
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The Ben Mamoun Laboratory at Yale School of Medicine is seeking outstanding postdoctoral associates to work on the development of novel therapeutics against malaria and human babesiosis. Research