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the primary goal of diversifying the pipeline of candidates qualified to become academic leaders in their fields. These programs support the stipend, plus benefits, for the fellows along with some funds for
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President for Research has supported two postdoctoral fellowship programs with the primary goal of diversifying the pipeline of candidates qualified to become academic leaders in their fields. These programs
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Your main responsibility will be to support collaborative research focused on the contractile properties of myocardium and heart failure in humans. This will include experiments, developing and refining
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, macrophages and T cells in order to examine therapeutic targets. Human primary cell culture and mouse models will be used to examine immune phenotypes and develop new drug studies. Experience with mouse work
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Cardiovascular Sciences to contribute to groundbreaking research aimed at studying the sex differences in cardiovascular diseases with main focus on the role of sex chromosomes in aortic aneurysms, atherosclerosis
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chemicals formed during the chlorination of drinking water, are among the most ubiquitous contaminants of drinking water in the United States and globally. They are the primary source of Safe Drinking Water
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, macrophages and T cells in order to examine therapeutic targets. Human primary cell culture and mouse models will be used to examine immune phenotypes and develop new drug studies. Experience with mouse work
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, macrophages and T cells in order to examine therapeutic targets. Human primary cell culture and mouse models will be used to examine immune phenotypes and develop new drug studies. Experience with mouse work
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. Recent Ph.D. graduates of neurobiology, cellular and molecular biology, or research background relevant to our lab’s interests will be preferred. Qualified candidates are encouraged to email the principal
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Job Summary The primary responsibility for this position is to provide expertise in the field of astrocyte biology and neurodegeneration, and to use transgenic mouse models, classic molecular and