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VISITING INSTRUCTOR - BIOLOGY Requisition # 75226 Position Basics Type of PositionOTHER Advertising Ends on:Extended Until Position is Filled Advertising Started on:Thursday, May 2nd, 2024
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CHAIR, DEPT OF BIOCHEMISTRY AND MOLECULAR BIOLOGY Requisition # 74746 Position Basics Type of PositionTENURE-TRACK Advertising Ends on:Extended Until Position is Filled Advertising Started
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from molecular biology and biochemistry to multiplexed kinetic live cell imaging and next-generation sequencing. Applicants should have strong solid conceptual and research backgrounds in translational
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gland biology and lung disease and a background in cellular and molecular biology. Additionally, the successful candidate will have an interest/expertise in developing novel cellular/tissue imaging
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and complex questions. Education Requirement: Ph.D. in biology, neuroscience, or a related field, or equivalent degree. Required Qualifications: Ph.D. in biology, neuroscience, or a related field, or
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studies. Our lab focuses on the host-microbial interactions and identify microbial, immune, small molecule that underly the mechanisms. Education Requirement: By time of appointment, PhD in Oral Biology or
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/or IgorPro). Experience using and programming ImageJ or image analysis software. Molecular biology and/or experience with the use of viral vectors is a plus. Online Application Required Documents
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development of drug-related adverse events, drug resistance, and drug efficacy) in cancer therapy. Applicants should have a strong background in mammalian cell culture and basic molecular biology techniques
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investigator. Handle human DNA, serum, and plasma samples, as well as carry out molecular biology techniques, including DNA and RNA extraction, RT-PCR, real-time RT-PCR, and gel electrophoresis. Collect, record
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. Carry out experiments using a range of techniques, from molecular biology to in vivo imaging of neurotransmitter release to behavioral analysis. Utilize Drosophila and/or human iPSC models to dissect