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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
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excellent communication skills • Ability to work independently and collaboratively Interested applicants should send the following to [email protected] : Curriculum vitae Brief statement of research
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. This interdisciplinary project builds on the laboratory’s recent discovery of the first riboswitch candidates in humans and other mammals. The successful candidate will help investigate how these RNA elements function in
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to work collaboratively on natural solutions for climate mitigation. We welcome applicants to the Postdoctoral Fellowship Program with research interests across the Center’s three areas of focus: Ecosystem
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with in-depth interviews on sensitive topics particularly welcome. Demonstrated ability to work in multidisciplinary research teams. Background knowledge of data science and/or AI technologies
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New Haven, CT. The initial appointment is for one to two years, with renewal contingent on performance and funding. Annual salary is set according to the following schedule: Year of appointment Annual
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Laboratory, 300 George Street, 8th Floor, New Haven, CT 06510. This is a one-year appointment with the possibility of a one-year renewal based on performance, funding availability, and departmental needs
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their mentors during their fellowship. This is an opportunity to work with leading theorists as well as domain scientists who are eager to collaborate. A list of the members may be found on our web page
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, or qualitative research -Prior experience with software such as R/RStudio and Epic electronic health records -Able to lead independent projects but work collaboratively with team Process to Apply: If interested
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at the intersection of substance use and infectious diseases. He is seeking a qualified candidate to work on a five-year NIDA-funded project that seeks to understand the nature of the illicit drug supply in Connecticut