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of faceted, nonspherical granular particles. This multi-PI project integrates graph/network theory, granular mechanics, 3D X-ray diffraction and imaging, and discrete element method simulations. The successful
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, broadly defined, and should have a research focus that would benefit from a two-year fellowship among colleagues and students actively exploring the history, theory, and practice of urbanism. The Fishman
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participate in a nationwide cohort for shared learning, professional growth, and network-building. Fellows gain practical experience, advance meaningful work, and help strengthen the state's civic science
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, 2026 to January 1, 2027. Research Environment The fellow will be embedded within a rich collaborative network, working under the auspices of the Urban Collaboratory and in close connection with
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. Current projects integrate mechanistic molecular biology, mouse models, and cutting-edge multiomic analyses of human tissues to uncover epithelial gene regulatory networks and translate these discoveries
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. Excellent interpersonal skills and demonstrated ability to work with others in a collaborative environment. Microsoft office software skills. Preferred qualifications: PhD in Molecular Genetics and Genomics
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, conference presentations, software development, and project reporting. Participate in a highly collaborative, multidisciplinary research environment spanning mechanics, materials science, X-ray
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the world's sustainability challenges, broadly defined, by challenging and shaping markets, the private sector, and other impact-focused organizations to become sources of positive solutions. The Institute
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scalable software and algorithms for genomic inference Collaborate with researchers across statistics, genetics, and computational biology Contribute to manuscripts, presentations, and open-source software
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, under the primary supervision of Dr. Murthy, with close collaboration with Dr. Goonewardena and a broad network of national and international research partners. The fellow will lead multi-omic analyses