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mechanisms understanding and optimize treatment for mental health using computational tools, with a particular focus on developing ecologically valid computational frameworks and models. Our research uses both
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, and functions as Yale Health’s flagship Epic Physician Builder. The role provides physician-level informatics leadership for Epic optimization, clinical decision support, workflow improvement, AI
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neurodevelopmental disorders. The successful candidate will develop and apply experimental and computational approaches to understand gene regulation and disease mechanisms in neural development and to evaluate
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to refine mechanisms understanding and optimize treatment for mental health using computational tools, with a particular focus on developing ecologically valid computational frameworks and models. Our
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limited to stem cell and developmental biology, neuroscience, biochemistry, molecular and cell biology, computational biology and biomedical engineering. Research Focus ● Stem cell and developmental
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positions in positron emission tomography (PET) imaging. Successful candidates will be expected to teach both undergraduate and graduate courses in related areas, develop a research program in collaboration
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renewable; total duration varies by program/funding) Appointment Dates: ASAP – 1 year from date of hire Location: New Haven, CT (work travel expected to AL) Supervisor: Principal Investigator (PI) / Faculty
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or disease. We are enthusiastic about candidates bridging traditional conceptual or methodological boundaries, and candidates linking experimental data with computational models from a variety of organisms
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Neuroscience Faculty Positions - Computational (2026-2027) Yale University: School of Medicine: Basic Science -YSM: Neuroscience Location New Haven, CT Open Date Aug 10, 2026 Deadline Nov 30, 2026
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Matthews, in support of NIH-funded projects in the U.S. South. Specifically, we seek a Postdoctoral Associate to contribute to a multi-year, collaborative research program focused on adapting, implementing