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processing, quantitative analysis, and alignment of functional imaging data with post hoc molecular information. A major part of the role is method development: identifying technical limitations
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. Annotations typically serve as ground truth for automated image processing pipelines established for AI@HHMI projects, and in some cases are used to answer biological questions directly. Examples of related
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staff are what keep a program with this many moving parts pointed in the same direction. When questions or issues come up across sites, this role is often the first point of contact, and how those moments
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. Delivers implemented results. Your designs turn into implemented changes on a timeline. You can point to a process that runs differently because of you. Nice to have Multi-entity or multi-state payroll
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, hands-on work. We share our methods, results, and tools with the scientific community. Summary of Role This is a role for someone who wants to run a physical, people-facing operation personally, not
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lab at the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute. We tend to think of metabolites as simple building blocks and fuel for biological processes. But many metabolites appear to play crucial roles in regulating
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, mechanical signaling, and cell-cell communication. We seek to understand how these changes influence cell behavior, tissue homeostasis, and regenerative capacity, with the long-term goal of developing
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, or similar evidence. About the role: AI@HHMI: HHMI is investing $500 million over the next 10 years to support AI-driven projects and to embed AI systems throughout every stage of the scientific process in
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, structural biology, medicinal and computational chemistry, drug discovery, and signaling biology. More information about ongoing research can be found on our website: www.lefkowitzlab.org About the role
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design, PCR, cloning, sequencing, and data analysis Serve as a primary point of contact for researchers, communicating and consulting on experimental design, progress, and outcomes Partner with researchers