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studying how cellular factors regulate protein homeostasis, and RNA structure, and how defects in these processes contribute to neurodegenerative disease. Our research focuses on proteins implicated in
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-resolution methods. Establish structure–property relationships between molecular design and performance. Collaborate with other members of Tools@HHMI and the broader Janelia community to apply best-performing
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computers Ability to mentally visualize complex three-dimensional structures Ability to perform detailed, repetitive work while sustaining close attention Ability to understand and apply written guidelines
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data) into structured, retrievable, trustworthy knowledge that AI systems can actually use. The work is technical and grounded. You will design and operate the retrieval-augmented generation pipelines
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for this work are clear: bend the long-term cost curve, improve the employee experience, and adopt modern benefit designs that are not limited by how the program has always been structured. HHMI engages external
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using cutting-edge structural biology (cryo-EM), electrophysiology and neurophysiology. Our ultimate goal is to uncover how insect vectors of disease—like mosquitoes—detect their human hosts, and use
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to study latent structures and create brain-behavior maps. This is an excellent opportunity for a scientifically driven researcher who is comfortable tinkering and who is motivated to advance
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of neurons control the spatial and temporal structure of cortical activity. Towards this goal, they use in vivo and in vitro electrophysiological, imaging, and anatomical techniques as well as behavioral
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Primary Work Address: 19700 Helix Drive, Ashburn, VA, 20147 Current HHMI Employees, click here to apply via your Workday account. TLDR: Build AI methods for 3D particle detection and structural
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microscopy and cryo-electron tomography to pursue structural studies of the transport machinery. For more information about Dr. Samara Reck-Peterson and the lab, please visit: https://reckpetersonlab.org