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manuscript development and reporting of research results for the project (20% • Support mentoring of graduate students in the laboratory (10%) Term: This is a full time position available immediately with a
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. Postdoctoral Associate – Regenerative CAR T Therapy for Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy This Postdoctoral Associate will serve on a project focused on developing regenerative CAR T-based therapeutic strategies
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, and apply Crainbow mouse models that express multiple HER2 isoforms — wild-type (WT), D16, and p95 which are essential reagents for the laboratory’s DoD funded program. Minimum Requirements: Ph.D
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opportunities for scientific and professional development in a successful and sustainable working environment with a collaborative team spirit and world-wide collaborations. Why Duke? At Duke University, you'll
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may include teaching responsibilities. The appointment is generally preparatory for a full time academic or research career. The appointment is not part of a clinical training program, unless research
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behavioral data will be viewed favorably. • Applicants’ ideas about how their research program could contribute to research in the Lab will also be a plus. Position Details: This position will be in-person
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Position Description The Lonsdorf Lab in the Department of Evolutionary Anthropology at Duke University seeks a Postdoctoral Associate for research on wild chimpanzee lifespan development
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calculation of data. Obtain, prepare, mount and stain tissue, blood and other substances for microscopic examinations. Prepare culture media, chemicals, reagents and solutions. Assist in the development of new
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, tail clip biopsies, weaning pups, and animal identification (tattooing, ear tagging) · Collect, analyze, and interpret experimental data; prepare clear and thorough reports · Prepare manuscripts
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environment at Duke University with access to outstanding resources, state-of-the-art core facilities, and opportunities for scientific and professional development. For more information about our research