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). The successful candidate will continue the development of an existing systems biology model of articular cartilage regulation in healthy and osteoarthritic knee joints. The spatial mapping of cell-cell
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cartilage-targeted gene delivery within a fast-paced, NIH-funded and industry-collaborative environment. This position is designed for top-tier, self-driven scientists who can independently execute, manage
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innovations in mechano-driven cartilage tissue engineering? Are you driven to develop novel in silico frameworks that deepen mechanistic understanding of tissue growth and inform in vitro experiments? Then you
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cartilage and intervertebral discs under biomimetic loading conditions, coupled with advanced imaging systems. - activities: Adapt and optimize the SOLANO miniaturized hexapod robot (Symétrie) for high
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. For more information see: https://medicine.iu.edu/faculty-labs/witczak Successful candidates will have recently completed PhD training, possess a strong background in type 2 diabetes, metabolism, and/or
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. For more information see: https://medicine.iu.edu/faculty-labs/witczak Successful candidates will have recently completed PhD training, possess a strong background in type 2 diabetes, metabolism, and/or
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of project specific research activities including: the running and troubleshooting of experiments (e.g. isolation of cells from human cartilage, cell culture, DNA and RNA extractions, PCR and qPCR, Hi
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of Animal Use Protocols (AUPs) and Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs); performs specialized laboratory techniques, including histomorphometric analysis of bone and cartilage; and provides technical
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apply them to uncover the mechanistic role of matrix viscoelasticity in biological contexts, for example articular cartilage maturation and cancer cell migration. Job description In the first part of
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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill | Chapel Hill, North Carolina | United States | 2 months ago
Qualifications, Competencies, and Experience . Knowledge of cartilage and/or synovial biology, cell and tissue imaging, mouse experiments. Special Physical/Mental Requirements Must be able to perform wet-lab