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hormones in disease onset and progression. Current project funding supports the creation of tissue-engineered models of both aging and disease, with a specific focus on cardiovascular diseases. The candidate
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. A hybrid work modality may be a possibility, but will follow current CIRES and university guidelines and policies. This is not a fully remote position. The in-person cohort experience and engagement
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to understand the genetic underpinnings of rare diseases and increase diagnoses. We have particular expertise in difficult-to-genotype repetitive regions. We develop and apply these methods at scale to current
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the department of Computer Science Engineering at CU Denver. Working Title Postdoctoral Fellow What you will do: Implement and evaluate deep reinforcement learning (DRL) systems to assist in developing explanation
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two-photon imaging, electrophysiology and skilled motor tasks in the mouse model system. We are seeking creative neuroscientist or neural engineer with a background in motor control, systems
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engineering background with demonstrated experience supporting reproducible science software development best practices such as regression testing, continuous integration, containerization, etc. Knowledge
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biology, molecular biology, and single-cell multiomics to explore the interplay between telomere function, innate immune signaling, and autophagy. Current projects center around two main areas of research