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, an understanding of computational data analysis is highly encouraged and supported. Research activities may include: Culture and maintenance of mammalian cancer cell lines and our established pre-clinical platform
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calling, annotation Perform rare-variant and association analyses across patient cohorts Integrate genomic data with single-cell, spatial, and other omic datasets Develop and maintain reproducible analysis
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eukaryotic cells and explore their roles in neuronal development, ion homeostasis, and human disease. Research Focus The postdoctoral researcher will lead experimental studies aimed at validating candidate
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allograft rejection/failure is highly desirable. The approaches are founded on interpretation of large data sets from human genome level sequence data and/or mouse cell type specific transcriptome sequence
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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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twins of patients, modeling disease biology across scales—from genome to cell to circuit—to enable proactive, personalized intervention. By combining large-scale human data (genomes, single-cell and
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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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, bioengineering, or a related field - Strong background in molecular biology, cell biology, immunology, animal models, neuroscience, or translational research - Demonstrated ability to conduct independent research
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: [email protected] Start date and duration: Flexible, One year Description: The Yale Department of Pediatrics is seeking a post-doctoral associate to pursue clinical research in sickle cell disease (SCD) and
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microenvironment profiling using single-cell and high-dimensional approaches. We are looking for candidates with a strong foundation in biology and a deep interest in immunology, cancer biology, or both. Experience