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Post-doctoral fellow - Joag lab Tissue resident memory T cells (Trm) perform tactile immune surveillance in frontline mucosal tissues to protect the host from infectious diseases and cellular transformation. The focus of the post-doctoral position in the Joag lab is to understand how the interplay between CD8 Trm and stromal cells fortifies and diversifies tissue immunity against infectious diseases in some contexts but may exacerbate tissue pathology in others. The post-doctoral trainee will have access to cutting-edge mouse models and non-human primate (NHP) tissue samples and datasets and apply conventional and spectral flow-cytometry, imaging and single cell and bulk transcriptomics. Please find more information on Dr. Vineet Joag's research program here." General Job Responsibilities: Drive research projects in an independent manner while collaborating with lab members and other researchers Excellent organizational skills with the ability to manage multiple projects, and maintain

The Baertsch Lab at the Seattle Children's Research Institute is hiring a motivated post-doctoral scientist to join an expanding research program focused on understanding the cellular and neural network based mechanisms of respiratory control and rhythm generation. Breathing is controlled by multiple brain regions and neuronal subtypes with distinct functional roles. We utilize a combination of electrophysiological, pharmacological, optogenetic, and behavioral approaches in transgenic mice to reveal these distinct functional roles as well as understand how these neurons form complex networks with emergent properties important for the regulation of breathing. Using this multi-level approach, we aim to unravel mechanisms that underlie the highly dynamic, yet robust, nature of breathing under normal conditions, and how these mechanisms can fail or adapt when challenged with e.g. chronic substance abuse, neurodegenerative disease, dysautonomia, and sleep apnea. The Baertsch laboratory is h

Postdoctoral Fellow - Statistical Machine Learning, Computational Biology, and Genomics Job Summary: The Genomic Data Modeling lab at Seattle Children's Research Institute, led by Dr. Mohammadi, seeks highly motivated Postdoc interested in method development to join ongoing systems genetics and precision medicine projects. We use a statistical machine learning approach to address problems in biomedical research, including modeling variation in the non-coding genome, identifying genetic variation that contributes to disease, and analyzing multi-omics data. Our research is at the interface of Machine Learning and Statistical Genetics. We develop and apply mathematical frameworks, statistical models, and deep learning to address the computational challenges of analyzing genome variation and its effect on human health. We participate in basic research as part of large functional genomics consortia and collaborate closely with medical doctors in the clinic to ensure a translational impact.

Position: Post-Doctoral Fellow in Neuroscience Organization: Gallo Laboratory, Center for Integrative Brain Research (CIBR) Location: JMB, Seattle WA About Us: The Gallo Laboratory at the Center for Integrative Brain Research (CIBR) is at the forefront of investigating the genetic and cellular mechanisms governing neural development and injury, and neurodevelopmental disorders in the neonatal Central Nervous System (CNS). Situated within a multidisciplinary and highly interactive environment, our laboratory fosters collaboration and innovation. We are dedicated to advancing the understanding of neonatal brain development and function/dysfunction, leveraging expertise in genetic mouse models, neuroembryology, molecular and cellular manipulation, electrophysiology, and animal behavior. Responsibilities: The successful candidate will contribute to our ongoing research endeavors by: - Developing scientific skills commensurate with the post-doctoral level - Conducting research and developme

Description Amazon's Global Talent Management and Compensation (GTMC) Center for Applied Science and Economics (CASE) builds science models supporting employee career-related experiences such as their evaluation, learning and development, onboarding, and promotion for Amazonians. Additionally, the team conducts experiments for a wide range of employee and talent-related product features, and measures the impact of product and program initiatives in enhancing our employees' career experiences at Amazon. Amazon's GTMC team is looking for Economists who are highly specialized in the field of macroeconomics and time series forecasting. The economist will enhance science models by enabling them to adapt to external talent dynamics, enabling personalized, consistent, and high-impact employee experiences across the talent lifecycle. This will make the models more responsive to evolving market conditions and enhance the alignment of Amazon-wide talent strategies with team and organization-spec

Overview: A postdoctoral research associate position is available in the Lacy-Hulbert Laboratory in the Center for Systems Immunology at Benaroya Research Institute. Research in the laboratory focuses on mechanisms of regulation of the innate immune system, and how defects in these processes impact immune mediated diseases such as Systemic Autoimmunity and Inflammatory Bowel Disease. Current active projects include studies of integrin activation of TGF-beta in mucosal immunity, mechanisms of host response to viral infections and cellular damage, and regulation of innate immune signaling. The laboratory use a range of approaches, including mouse models, human clinical samples, in vitro organoid cultures and forward genetic screens. The successful candidate may work in one or more of these areas, depending on experience and expertise. Responsibilities: Responsibilities include conceptualizing and executing experiments, data analysis, laboratory record keeping, oral and written presentati

The Franks lab looking for a motivated and creative postdoctoral fellow to join our bioinformatics team to study inflammation and fibrosis of the lung and other tissues using next-generation high-throughput sequencing data. This role will work independently to analyze and interpret diverse genomics datasets, including bulk and/or single-cell sequencing (RNA-seq, ATAC-seq, spatial transcriptomics, etc). Responsibilities include testing, implementing, and standardizing analysis pipelines for sequencing and epigenomics analyses. Integrate genomics data with clinical metadata as available. Develop analytic techniques and computational methods as needed. Regularly report progress including oral presentation of results and manuscript writing and submission. Provide training and mentorship to junior level staff. Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities Experience with next-generation sequencing data, especially single cell "omics" datasets Significant experience (5+ years) working with scientific com

The Development & Psychosocial Outcomes Lab (https://www.seattlechildrens.org/research/centers-programs/childhood-cancer/our-labs/development-psychosocial-outcomes-lab/) within the Ben Towne Center for Childhood Cancer and Blood Disorders Research at Seattle Children's Research Institute invites applicants for a postdoctoral position. Led by Dr. Kaitlyn Fladeboe, PhD (https://www.seattlechildrens.org/directory/kaitlyn-fladeboe/), our work focuses on identifying and addressing the psychosocial needs of children and adolescents and young adults (AYAs) with cancer and their family members. Ideal candidates should have a PhD in psychology (clinical, counseling developmental, health, or similar) or a related social science field (e.g., social work, behavioral health). Candidates with research interests and experience in pediatric or AYA psychosocial oncology and/or behavioral interventions for pediatric populations are encouraged to apply. The successful candidate will work closely with Dr.