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trajectory within a highly collaborative and well-resourced environment. Research Areas Sonogenetics — engineering ultrasound-responsive genetic circuits for non-invasive cellular control Mechanotransduction
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duties include maintaining mouse colonies and generating embryos from control and diet-induced obese dams, performing cell culture, and analyzing embryonic cardiac tissue by histology, immunostaining
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information infrastructure. This environment supports both methodological research and operational implementation across state, national, and multi-institutional networks (e.g., NIH, OHDSI, PCORnet, ACT Network
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of this position is to work on active projects to generate data for publications and to also generate data for external funding. The prospective candidate should be willing to work in a collaborative environment
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on active projects to generate data for publications and to also generate data for external funding. The prospective candidate should be willing to work in a collaborative environment, assisting graduate
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environmental health microbiology. Current projects include public health surveillance using fecal waste streams, microbial fate and transport, the role of infrastructure in interrupting enteric pathogen
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include: Actively participating in lab meetings and discussions. Education and experience required: Ph.D. in computational biology, bioinformatics, computer science, or a related field. Demonstrated
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the context of clinical trials. Clinical work (50%) will involve serving as a research clinician performing assessments on an NIH-funded randomized controlled trial treating adolescents with binge eating
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impact of periodontitis on systemic diseases. Current and future projects include: (1) metabolic bone diseases; (2) periodontal inflammation and alveolar bone loss; and (3) the effects of periodontitis
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the activation of antigen presenting cells (APCs), resulting in the skewing of newly primed T cell responses for decreased immunity to virus and secondary tumors (see Snell et al. Immunity 2018, Snell et al. Cell