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cellular disease models, particularly in vitro models using cardiomyocytes or stem cells. Other preferred expertise or research experience includes molecular cloning, primary cardiac cell isolation, genome
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judgment in making critical decisions. DEPARTMENT ADDENDUM Department Specific Functions The successful candidate will lead a project investigating the immune mechanisms involved in cardiac and vascular
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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill | Chapel Hill, North Carolina | United States | 27 days ago
Summary G-protein-coupled receptors (GPCRs) play an important role across many important physiological systems (i.e. taste, vision, cardiac function, and neurotransmission). We are interested in
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fundamental questions in human genetics, clinical prediction, and brain/cardiac/retinal imaging. Open Research Directions Computational Genomics and Pangenomics Sustained program in large-scale IBD detection
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clamp electrophysiology, cardiac or skeletal muscle physiology, iPSC technology, calcium signaling, and rodent models of disease. 0-2 years postdoctoral experience preferred, although more experienced
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Postdoctoral Research Associates in Dr. Hesham Sadek's laboratory. The lab focuses on cardiac metabolism, regeneration, and stem cell metabolism research. The successful Postdoctoral applicants should be
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of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS), Cell Reports, and Circulation: Heart Failure. Current Research Areas Our laboratory is currently investigating: • The roles of tunneling nanotubes in cardiac development
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-of hospital cardiac arrest systems. We are looking for candidates with strong experience and interest in: • Development of reformulation and algorithmic methods for mixed-integer, convex, and stochastic
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help develop new computational models that integrate molecular reaction networks with AI/ML algorithms in order to predict patient-specific cardiac remodeling and heart disease outcomes across human
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-derived brain and cardiac organoids. Successful candidates will have the opportunity to work in a collaborative and interdisciplinary environment that combines genomics technology development, stem cell and