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components required for photoreceptor morphogenesis/maintenance. The applicant is expected to be highly independent and be capable of designing experiments and conducting hypothesis-based research projects
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with the PI at University of Dayton, Dr. Mary Wagner, and her team, and will work alongside the research team in Dr. Wagner’s lab to design and carry out the experiments. This position has a two-year
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make a difference by designing and implementing new impactful scientific approaches to analyzing human biomedical datasets and driving discoveries in public health to uncover novel biological mechanisms
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outperform existing OCT disadvantages, either for those based on classical supercontinuum light sources or single-photon quantum light sources. This experimental research will involve designing, developing
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postdoctoral fellow will plan and coordinate highly detailed in vivo and in vitro experiments using genetically modified mice, including histological and gene expression analyses. As the Pelosi Lab is part of
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Responsibilities: Advanced molecular biology techniques including gene editing (CRISPR), plasmid design and production, bacterial culture, plasmid purification, and related analyses. Molecular biology and
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superconducting materials. Development of new instrumentation will require computer simulation using commercially available software such as MagNet© and COMSOL© as well as mechanical design, testing and neutron
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plan to build in the future, in particular, DUNE. Our team places a strong emphasis on mentoring, and we will support the successful candidate in developing a research program aligned with
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using software such as SolidWorks for experimental setup designs. Salary and Rank Salary and Rank: $45,000 - 55,000/yr, Postdoctoral Fellow. The initial appointment for this position will be for 12 months
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Primary Duties and Responsibilities: Advanced molecular biology techniques including gene editing, plasmid design and production, bacterial culture, plasmid purification, and related analyses. Molecular