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Clinic, leads innovative translational and interventional clinical research on whole-body and regional carbohydrate, lipid, and hormone physiology in human volunteers, with or without prediabetes and
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. The Researcher will carry out laboratory experiments to enable research into the cause and treatment of autoimmune diseases. This will involve isolation of immune cells from mice or human peripheral blood and
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enterprise data system, daily quality control checks, assisting senior lab members with equipment maintenance and inventory checks, and controls. Experience in handling human blood, including the separation
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standard operating procedures. Documents receipt of human research specimens and processes/stores specimens according to standard operating procedures. Documents and executes requests for specimens stored in
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processing of human blood samples. This position will also be responsible for duties in Dr. Rana's group working with participant contact, consent/enrollment, data collection and follow-up. They will also work
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Senior will conduct independent laboratory research investigating the role of centromere dysfunction and chromosome instability in human disease. The position will support projects focused on understanding
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, learning from laboratory manager. Depending on the research focus, this position will involve research collaborator contact, research animal contact, and/or specimen allocation -specifically involving human
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Researcher II to support studies in immunology and host pathogen interactions using precision animal models. Our work has direct relevance to human health and involves close collaboration with academic
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the laboratory lead in an NIH-funded spatial multiplex immunofluorescence microscopy initiative focused on analysis of human and mouse tissues. This position offers a unique opportunity to engage in cutting-edge
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limited to, cell culture, flow cytometry and cell sorting, DNA/RNA/protein extraction and quantification, histology, microscopy. The desired candidate must have expertise in human cell culture and aseptic