34 mechanical "Massachusetts Institute of Technology" Faculty positions

Faculty -Academic Rank DOQ - University of NE Medical Center, Pharmacology and Exp Neuroscience Dept

recognized research program to unravel mechanisms and treatments of liver disease, pathogenesis, and treatment approaches. Potential areas of interest are: • mechanisms of HIV, HBV, HCV, and alcohol-induced

Assistant Professor Faculty Position in Cell Biology

and deploy cell biological approaches to understand basic mechanisms underlying cell physiology and their dysregulation during disease progression, preferably with a focus on the aforementioned disease

Canada Research Chair (CRC) Tier 2 in Protein Science for Pathogen Defense

to establish and lead a groundbreaking research program in protein science to understand the mechanisms of bacterial and viral infection in humans or animals, investigate host-pathogen interactions, or discover

Co-Leader, Hormone Responsive Cancers

on three themes: Therapeutic strategies against hormone-related tumors – Identify new agents to target malignancies that remain related to hormone manipulation. Mechanisms of innate and acquired hormone

Tenure-track Professoriate Positions in Computational Chemistry and/or AI for Chemistry

for chemistry, including but not limited to: •    Quantum chemistry and quantum dynamics •    Computational statistical mechanics for biochemistry and/or materials •    Machine learning for chemical theory

Assistant Professor of Virus-Host Interactions

commensal bacteria; and/or the identification, characterization and application of new viral defense mechanisms or their applications in bioengineering. The professorship will be embedded in the Institute

Tenure Track Position in Clinical Neuroscience

Professor, who use clinical neuroscience research methods to study mechanisms and/or treatments for psychopathology. The faculty member will join a large, vibrant, multidisciplinary and highly collaborative

Assistant or Associate Professor

impactful questions in immunology and microbiology. This position provides an exciting opportunity to join a highly collaborative department emphasizing infectious disease pathogenesis and mechanisms

Assistant Professor to Full Professor

scientists to define underlying molecular mechanisms in cancer and derive novel interventions that improve prevention, early diagnosis, and treatment of cancer for our diverse populations. We are seeking

Distinguished Professor at the Full Professor level in the Department of Pharmacology & Toxicology

of Kansas.  We are looking for an individual using a systems-based approach to understand mechanisms of disease and drug action, in order to advance disease prevention, diagnosis, and treatment