Sindy Tang
Postdoctoral Research Fellow – Cell biology & microfluidics, UCSF & Stanford
Postdoctoral Research Fellow – Cell biology & microfluidics, UCSF & Stanford
Postdoc position in cell biology & microfluidics, UCSF & Stanford
Postdoctoral Research Fellow – Cell biology & microfluidics, UCSF & Stanford
The Mayalu Lab is seeking to fill one postdoctoral research position for experimental work. This is a great opportunity to work on control theoretic and experimental aspects of model-based design of synthetic biological and biomedical systems. More information can be found at: mayalulab.stanford.edu.
Stanford University and the University of Colorado, Boulder have multiple immediate openings for postdoctoral positions in scientific machine learning. The successful candidates will join the INSIEME PSAAP Center at Stanford and work with Profs. Eric Darve and Alireza Doostan, alongside a team of experts from both institutions.
Mechanics and Manufacturing. Development of novel materials for additive manufacturing such as nanocomposite two photon lithography resins, and metal-ceramic magnetic composites. Mechanics of energy materials (battery materials, materials for the hydrogen economy). Structural materials such as lightweight alloys and metallic glasses.
We are an interdisciplinary research laboratory that focuses on model-based analysis, design, and control of biological function at the molecular, cellular, and organismal levels to optimize therapeutic intervention.
Near-future research directions
The micro-nano-bio lab under the direction of Prof. Sindy Tang aims to develop innovative micro and nanoscale devices that enable precise manipulation, measurement, and recapitulation of biological systems, in order to understand the "rules of life" and accelerate precision medicine and material design for a future with better health and environmental sustainability. Current projects include: food allergy diagnostics, single cell wound repair, microdissection of multicellular structures for organoids and spatial biology. Check out our website for latest updates.
- Mechanical behavior of nanomaterials and nanostructured metals
- Nano and metal additive manufacturing
- Materials at extreme conditions (e.g. high pressure)
- Materials for sustainability (e.g. hydrogen economy, batteries)