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to the Kavli-Laukien Postdoctoral Fellowship at the Origins of Life Initiative at Harvard University. The Kavli-Laukien Fellowship program supports young developing independent scholars to pursue innovative
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associate), with expertise in comparative genomics and sequence analysis. We expect the postdoc to be able to work independently and contribute intellectually to broader research themes and directions in
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comparative genomics and sequence analysis. We expect the postdoc to be able to work independently and contribute intellectually to broader research themes and directions in the lab. The postdoc (or research
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are seeking candidates who bring experience with one of the following: Programming and Data Handling: Experience with SQL, PySpark, and cloud-based data tools such as Azure Data Lake, Synapse, or Fabric; and
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approaches may include—but are not limited to—causal inference, spatial analysis, computational text analysis, and archival or ethnographic research. Postdoctoral candidates with relevant research interests
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, the Irminger Sea, and the oceanography of the Southwest Greenland shelf as part of the Overturning in the Subpolar North Atlantic Program (OSNAP, www.o-snap.org ). The postdoc is expected to work with a variety
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of developmental and/or regenerative neurobiology, neuronal cell biology, and/or nervous system disease involving the cerebral cortex to join an ongoing research program focusing on the developmental, degenerative
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. This position will use large administrative datasets to study how policy and system factors shape birth outcomes, health care spending, and maternal well-being. The postdoc will work with a national dataset of
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Center for Astrophysics at Harvard & Smithsonian: Postdoctoral Fellowships Deadline Month: Varies by program Description: The Center for Astrophysics (CfA) combines the resources and research
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discussions and present results to Dr. Regehr and other members of the lab on a regular basis. Additionally, postdocs will prepare presentations or posters to discuss results in department-wide seminars and at