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hazardous process gases. Mentor PhD students and contribute to the coordination of experimental activities across the project. Engage regularly with industrial sponsors, including presenting results, defining
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such as transformers, self-supervised learning, multimodal learning, generative models, graph neural networks, or foundation models. Experience with structural and/or functional brain modeling. Familiarity
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proteomics, structural biology, and molecular biology to define new modes of GPCR signaling. We are particularly interested in candidates with strong backgrounds in proteomics and/or structural biology and/or
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develop a body of high-quality publications in scholarly journals with global impact Proficiency in statistical software packages, including SPSS and R, for large and complex data analysis Proven knowledge
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or international research projects, grant preparation, research seminars, workshops and conferences. Submit regular activity reports and work according to the approved research plan, including clearly defined
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hypothesis driven mechanistic projects in vitamin A transport and transcriptional networks, integrating classic retinoid biology with lipid metabolism, inflammation, and translational human disease studies
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SPARK program. The laboratory has strong collaborations across Stanford and beyond, providing opportunities for postdoctoral scholars to expand their scientific expertise and collaborative networks
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introduced by our group while developing new ones, and we couple this work with innovative strategies to define the molecular basis for their modes of action in bacterial cells. In parallel, we investigate how
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circuits regulate adipose tissue function and systemic metabolism. Projects will focus on the molecularly defined sensory and autonomic pathways that innervate adipose tissue, with an emphasis on peripheral
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the impact of nonpharmaceutical interventions with a well-defined counterfactual using data at the state and county levels from the United States to apply the framework and compare its results to those