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are making a difference. Summary The Senior Science Program Coordinator supports key administrative functions for HHMI’s science programs, with a focus on programming and events for HHMI scientists. This role
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of Neurobiology & Behavior at Cornell University and the Howard Hughes Medical Institute. The postdoc will work in a vibrant, interdisciplinary setting and have access to cutting-edge tools and collaborative
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team. This Fellow will be assigned a primary project but will work on it collaboratively with the open science team and other HHMI colleagues. This opportunity offers recent PhD graduates or postdocs a
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. Analyzes data and records the results and conclusions of laboratory experiments. Interprets analytical data and prepares research reports. May assist in the establishment of experimental protocols. Postdoc
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reports. May assist in the establishment of experimental protocols. Postdoc appointments are tied to a research program advised by the Investigator. Principal Duties and Responsibilities Performs research
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presence of carcinogenic substances or other hazardous materials. Good color vision, ability to visualize in 3D, ability to sit for several hours at a computer or microscope (with breaks), fine motor skills
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prepares research reports. May assist in the establishment of experimental protocols. Scientist appointments are tied to a research program advised by the Investigator. Principal Duties and Responsibilities
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, including the ability to move materials weighing up to several pounds (such as a laptop computer or tablet). Persons with disabilities may be able to perform the essential duties of this position with
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with the open science team and other HHMI colleagues. This opportunity offers recent PhD graduates or postdocs a pivot from a research career to a career in the non-profit research administration sector
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). This position is responsible for translating vision into action, managing the implementation of key departmental priorities, and ensuring strong internal coordination and communication across the Science