13 postdoctoral-exercise-science positions at University of Pittsburgh in United States
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electrophysiology, molecular biology, imaging, and behavioral approaches. Xu lab is interested in understanding how experience modifies the neural circuit to achieve information processing and storage in the brain
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development of new data science methods. Collaborates with principal investigators or study sponsors on high-level study design, data collection, data set analysis, protocol development, statistical analysis
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assist in training graduate students and postdoctoral scholars on the proper use and maintenance of their cryogenics systems. Candidates from groups traditionally underrepresented in physics are strongly
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laboratory systems to train incoming students, postdoctoral trainees, and laboratory technicians in the use and care of equipment. Experience in a laboratory environment is preferred; however, experience in
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year management experience required. An earned doctoral degree with 2 or more years postdoctoral training or Master's degree in an area of basic or applied science with 5 or more years' experience in
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supervise and mentor a new postdoctoral researcher and two new research technicians in the laboratory as they carry out their respective research projects. Responsibilities will also include writing, revising
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assist with defined research projects under the guidance of a team including the PI and a postdoctoral fellow. You will focus on mouse husbandry, molecular genetic techniques, tissue sectioning and
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of interdisciplinary research and education, cutting-edge evidence-based practice, and an infrastructure that fosters career development and sustained successes. The University offers exceptional benefits that include
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analyzing genetic polymorphisms using iPSC and CRISPR/Cas9 technology (NIH 5P01DK096990-08 Sub-Project 7268) and will perform human liver cell isolations and processing (NIH/NIDDK P30DK120531). In
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assist in training graduate students and postdoctoral scholars on the proper use and maintenance of their cryogenics systems. Candidates from groups traditionally underrepresented in physics are strongly