-
-resolved cryo-EM. Together, these approaches are establishing a new framework for dynamic structural biophysics. Current Research Our current biological focus is thermoTRP ion channels – molecular sensors
-
urinary tract. A current NIH funded project focuses on interactions between bacterial pathogens and the glycosaminoglycan (GAG) layer of the bladder, with the goal of understanding how bacterial GAG
-
models to examine flow, turbulence, sediment transport, and/or biological agents that occur on hillslopes, in concentrated flows, and within and near rivers. The postdoctoral associate will employ state
-
, and related laboratory techniques. Proficiency in developing and running BSL2 small animal infection models for bacterial and fungal pathogens. Proficiency in mammalian cell culture, microscopy imaging
-
the context of the catheterized urinary tract. Current funded research is focused on identifying genomic adaptations that occur within bacteria during prolonged colonization of a urinary catheter and examining
-
programming languages Preferred to have experience with mouse models, molecular biology, neurobiology and/or ophthalmology, including advanced microscopy/imaging, multi-color flow cytometry, or genomics Our