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laboratories of Dr. Juliana Vasco-Correa and Dr. Christine Costello on multiple funded research projects, performing computational modeling of crop and livestock production and forestry systems, and
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focus and interest. Fellows will work directly on research projects of CGNE-affiliated faculty, pursue independent research activities in line with their developing program of research, and engage in
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: Your role at the lab is to investigate the behavior of individual molecules and bio-molecular condensates in living cells. You will use and develop the imaging and computational methods that to visualize
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: PhD in Biology, Neuroscience, Systems Biology, or a related field with a focus on neurodevelopment, transcriptomics, or systems biology. Strong background in mouse models and neurodevelopmental
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tools (e.g., light sheet fluorescent microscopy) and computational approaches to examine cellular resolution details in the whole mouse brain. Moreover, we use systems neuroscience approaches (e.g
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journals and present at academic and professional conferences. Mentor graduate and undergraduate students, including guiding PhD students in their research. Collaborate with faculty and other researchers in
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focuses are: 1) Investigating the underlying molecular mechanisms by which 3D genome topology controls the hematopoietic transcription program and lineage differentiation in normal and malignant
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of physics beyond the Standard Model, using analytical and computational approaches. The successful applicant will join Dr. Carlos Blanco's research group with significant academic freedom to pursue
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and build computational interventional models for individuals. Required qualifications: MD or PhD (completed by start of employment) in computer science or behavioral science. A technical background is
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), and 3) developing digital 3D atlases and various neuroinformatics tools. We utilize high-resolution 3D imaging tools (e.g., light sheet fluorescent microscopy) and computational approaches to examine