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Details Title Postdoctoral Fellow School Faculty of Arts and Sciences Department/Area Molecular and Cellular Biology/Applied Physics/SEAS Position Description Our lab is developing a series of
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facilities of the Harvard College Observatory and the Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory under a single director to pursue studies of those basic physical processes that determine the nature and evolution
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fellow to join our studies on the genetic basis of human evolution, with a focus on the evolution of the human brain. Candidates with a strong track record in any biological field are welcome to apply
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and chemical biology. The lab aims to develop compounds that arrest cancer progression by chemical restoration of function to proteins that are inactivated by oncogenic mutations that drive cancer
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: Computational methods development and consortium data management for the Human Virome Program, with the mandate to characterize viral (phage and eukaryotic) communities across the human body in health and disease
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enable real world application. Fellows will gain hands-on exposure to translational science, drug discovery, and technology development, with opportunities to contribute to intellectual property
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initiatives, we educate and prepare future medical leaders and practitioners as part of our mission to ignite positive changes in the quality of health across the world. The Department of Epidemiology is
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; develop new leaders in the study of inequality who can publish at the highest level, reach the widest audience, and impact policy; and deepen teaching expertise on the subject of inequality. The two-year
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person per laboratory may apply for funding, per funding round, per journal. Deadline Month: March, May, August, & October Description: The Company of Biologists' journals – Development, Journal of Cell
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Engineering at Harvard University seeks outstanding postdoctoral fellow applicants to join a collaborative research team focused on developing screening technologies, specifically to develop a massively