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for Eukaryotic Gene Regulation. The laboratory is seeking a driven and enthusiastic postdoctoral scholar to study the structure and function of dynamic multi-subunit ATP-dependent chromatin remodeling complexes
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collaboration with faculty and research staff at NCEMS, will conduct original research involving proteomics, mass spectrometry data analysis, protein interactions, protein complexes, post-translational
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research involving quantitative, computational, theoretical, or data-driven approaches in molecular and cellular biology. Research may involve protein structure and function, molecular interactions
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from (i) household and community surveys, (ii) semi-structured qualitative interviews, (iii) ecological surveys from forests and farms, (iv) remote sensing of land cover change, and (v) other secondary
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structure and function of cellular RNA polymerase transcription complexes using cryo-electron microscopy, biophysics, and biochemical methods. Applicants must hold a PhD in biochemistry, biophysics
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statistics, causal inference, synthetic data, reproducibility, intersection of AI and data privacy, and work with survey, census, health/genomic and other complex data. The scholar will have an opportunity
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inference, synthetic data, reproducibility, intersection of AI and data privacy, and work with survey, census, health/genomic and other complex data. The scholar will have an opportunity to collaborate with
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their metabolism through enzyme complexes and their interaction with cellular organelles. We combine mass spectrometry imaging, biochemistry, structural biology, and cell biology to examine metabolism in single