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on mechanisms of neurodevelopmental and -degenerative disorders caused by mutation is signaling molecules, in particular protein phosphatase 2A (PP2A) and protein kinase A (PKA). The Strack lab has postdoctoral
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in a collaborative lab environment. The goal of the lab is to understand how dopamine, noradrenaline, and serotonin signal in the brain at a fundamental level, using in vitro electrophysiology. Duties
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lesson plan, 4) a video recording of a language class taught by the applicant (Note: Please post the teaching videotape online and indicate URL in the letter of application and the curriculum vitae), and 5
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stimulation and their effect on behavior. The ideal candidate has prior experience with multidisciplinary team science, electrophysiology and signal processing (especially intracranial local field potentials
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Qualifications: A strong publication record and excellent references from PhD research A strong molecular biology and biochemistry background and tissue culture skills and experience in studying signal
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of MATLAB, R, or Python is required. Expertise in signal processing is also required. The candidate must have at least one first author publication. Interested candidates should submit their Curriculum Vitae
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employment and provide a related release and will be subject to a criminal background and credential check. Please note regarding Application Materials: Required: Letter of interest should indicate whether you
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(Note: Please post the teaching video online and indicate URL in the letter of application and the curriculum vitae.) Three letters of recommendation Screening begins February 1, 2024, and will continue
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positions within academia and industry, and will be able to point to specific training opportunities and completed projects for future job searches. About the University of Iowa and Iowa City: A member of
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, 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