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). This is a full-time job and requires work on site. KEY RESPONSIBILITIES & ACCOUNTABILITIES Performance of research including research design, implementation, and analysis/reporting (40%) Training graduate
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multidisciplinary and highly collaborative research team and will lead research projects tailored to the candidate’s interest. The candidate will also have numerous opportunities for career and professional growth
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to the formulation and submission of research publications and research proposals as well as help manage the complex and challenging projects in the group. Excellent interpersonal, communication, and documentation
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, advanced computational and statistical competencies, project management skills, creativity and a high-level of conscientiousness. They should also have expertise in one or more of the following areas (and
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there and in the greater Boston area. Key Responsibilities The Postdoc will have the opportunity to develop self-directed research within the scope of existing lab projects on the ecological genomics
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) Provide meticulous documentation, analysis, and summarization of results (including digital/photographic documentation and computational/modeling/analysis as needed) Assist in project management and co
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publications, as well as grant writing. Successful candidates should have strong technical skills, including experiment design and data analysis, along with excellent management and communication skills
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procedures. This project will take place alongside ongoing research at the intersection of complex systems and data science. Research in the &-Lab is interdisciplinary and highly collaborative, and we work
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, data ethics, and statistical communication. We are also interested in investigating the rhetorical and communicative aspects of data communication. The candidate will lead projects around designing and
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have the opportunity to work on projects such as investigating multicellular organization in curved geometries, exploring the rheology of multilayered epidermal organoids, and designing amorphous