19 molecular-modeling research jobs at The University of Iowa

POSTDOCTORAL SCHOLAR

seeking a Postdoctoral Scholar in the laboratory of Dr. Kristina Thiel. Research areas include 1) assessing therapeutic efficacy using patient-derived organoid models of gynecology cancer; 2) interrogate

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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

POSTDOCTORAL SCHOLAR

both germline and conditional (floxed) mouse models of neurological disorders for behavioral, imaging, biochemical, and histopathological experiments. We also use primary neuronal and immortalized cell

POSTDOCTORAL SCHOLAR

to perform experiments in cultured cells, xenograft and genetically engineered mouse model of diseases  using a combination of molecular, cellular, and biochemical techniques. Iowa City is one of the most

POSTDOCTORAL SCHOLAR

. 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

POSTDOCTORAL SCHOLAR

, protein-protein interaction maps of androgen receptor interactome to facilitate the molecular ordering of androgen-dependent signaling in androgen-responsive organ-tissue systems. The laboratory utilizes

POSTDOCTORAL SCHOLAR

, biochemistry, physiology, and/or molecular biology. Experience is designing mechanistic approaches in humans or animals is required. Experience in studying endothelial dysfunction or other vascular injury model

POSTDOCTORAL RESEARCH SCHOLAR

immunology, basic molecular biology, virology, to measurements of physiological/immunologic parameters in small animal models of virus infection. Education Requirement: Candidates must have an MD or a PhD in a

POSTDOCTORAL SCHOLAR

muscular dystrophy and aging, stem cell based musculoskeletal tissue regeneration, and cellular and molecular mechanisms of osteosarcopenia in Duchenne muscular dystrophy. This position will play

POSTDOCTORAL SCHOLAR

the laboratory of Dr. Oliver Gramlich in the Department of Ophthalmology and Visual Sciences. Research areas include i) modelling autoimmune mediated optic neuropathies, ii) investigating the pathobiology