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postdoctoral fellow to join a newly funded NINDS R01 project investigating how O-GlcNAc glycosylation regulates KLHL-family E3 ubiquitin ligases (gigaxonin, KLHL3) and their substrates
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-oriented researcher who enjoys transforming complex information into meaningful insights that can inform institutional decision-making. Be Bold. Join a collaborative project that will help shape
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developing an independent research program. The project centers on the development of a calibrated agent-based HIV epidemic simulation representing populations in the U.S. South. The model will
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(quantitative and qualitative), and project management tasks. The main research focus will be support for climate change projects, through the Duke Climate and Health Research Imitative (CHeRI). Secondary
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intellectual development of a research project under guidance from Dr. Di Talia. Current topics of interest for the lab include early embryogenesis in insects, adult appendage regeneration, and
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role, you will lead a research project focused on characterizing healthy and JDM patient-derived muscle models and evaluating the effects of type I interferons on mitochondrial function and muscle
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, and multiple affiliations. Be You. Matt Hilton, a premier researcher at Duke University, has a postdoctoral associate position in his lab working on an NIH funded project aimed at understanding the
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meaningful health outcomes for patients. Applicants will be considered for an exciting newly funded NIH RO1 project. Areas of interest include LRRK2 biology, Rab phosphorylation (pRabs), lysosomal and
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Initial appointment is for two years. Renewal may be considered based on project needs and available funding. Be Bold. Key Responsibilities: Collaborate with investigators from Duke University and
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, presentations, and scientific publications. Collaborate with faculty, trainees, and research team members to advance project goals. Participate actively in laboratory meetings, journal discussions, and scientific