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“drylab” techniques. Current drylab approaches focus on bioinformatics, including emerging artificial intelligence models. Current wetlab approaches focus on RNA and chromatin biology. Candidates should
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. Available projects relate to these efforts, although postdoctoral associates are encouraged to push beyond current efforts in the laboratory. Qualified applicants will have a Ph.D. or M.D./Ph.D. in immunology
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the following areas is highly valued: background in virology, respiratory biology, or mucosal immunology; prior wet lab experience including cell culture, immunological methods (e.g. flow cytometry), virology and
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biosafety level 2 (BSL2+) lab), immunology (such as flow cytometry and CAR-T engineering), molecular biology (such as CRISPR, RNA biology), or animal models, (e) collaboration with other researchers both
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application of unique mouse models for in vivo pathway discovery and validation. Experience or interest in flow cytometric analyses, and basic immunological techniques will be essential and interest in
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-postdoc-at-yale/benefits-sum… To Apply Applicants should email a current CV and cover letter describing research interests to [email protected] .
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and adaptive immune signatures of vaccine responses in vulnerable populations, such as transplant recipients and individuals with sickle cell disease, using tools including multicolor flow cytometry
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the opportunity to collaborate with theorists and experimentalists in YQI and elsewhere working on a variety of topics of mutual interest. Current research interests include (but are not limited to): A
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“Postdoctoral Associate Applicant” and include the following documents: Cover letter explaining your background and motivation for the position (2 pages maximum) Most current CV (maximum 3 pages); and A peer
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, Yale School of Medicine, at [email protected] . The cover letter should briefly describe previous research experience, current scientific interests, and relevant expertise in the Park Lab, and long