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the Naxerova lab at Harvard Medical School in Boston Massachusetts. The work of the Naxerova lab is focused on somatic evolution. We welcome applications from recent PhD graduates who are interested in
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new technology or perspective to bear on the work in the lab. The successful candidate will work with Dr. Jun Huh to develop an independent research project within the scope of the lab’s research. In
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, vascularization, and function. The project focuses on investigating the development of engineered products to address liver failure. The proposed solution is built on several next generation technologies, including
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promote diseases such as Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s disease? The successful candidate will work with Dr. Wade Harper to develop a research project within the scope of the lab focus. In addition to carrying
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here: https://wyss.harvard.edu/technology/human-organs-on-chips/ . What you’ll do: Independently conduct research in female reproductive biology. Present experimental results and project updates
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to develop a mentored research project within the scope of the lab’s research focus. In addition to carrying out bench research, the successful candidate will be expected to apply for fellowship funding
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psychological assessments. Training in professional skills development will also be offered, including guidance in writing grants and papers, assistance in building a professional network, supervising trainees
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develop an independent research project within the scope of the lab’s research focus. In addition to carrying out research, the successful candidate will be expected to apply for fellowship funding
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scientific development and for contributing to pioneering research. Specifically, the fellow will apply as well as develop code to process and analyze mycobacterial molecular and phenotype data. Including code
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recordings, behavioral training, and visual experimentation, while also developing and testing deep neural network models of visual representation. In short: experiments first, models second. Current and