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Description The Research Center on Stability, Instability and Turbulence (SITE) a center of the Research Institute, New York University Abu Dhabi, seeks to recruit a Post-Doctoral Associate to work
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instability and/or DNA repair. Experience in conducting genetic screens of DNA repair pathways. High level of English. Duties Functional studies of genes involved in genomic stability and tumour predisposition
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enlargement and senescence in cancer progression and treatment. This builds on our recent work demonstrating a role for cell enlargement in driving senescence (1-2) and genome instability (3) following anti
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methods (e.g., variational autoencoders) applied to biomolecular dynamics data. ● Familiarity with elastic network modeling (ANM/GNM) or the ProDy software package. ● A track record of independent
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. The postholder will spearhead a high-impact project to establish expression and instability of short tandem repeats (STRs) in Parkinson's disease (PD) brain, using already-generated, high-depth, large-scale RNA
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mechanics of soft and biological materials, where the central questions concern how large elastic deformation couples to additional fields—thermal, transport, phase-change, and damage—within a rigorous
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, combining the resilience and genetic diversity of wild crop relatives with the benefits of hybrid vigor and polyploidy. A key challenge is that synthetic polyploids can show genomic and phenotypic instability
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potentials (DeePMD-kit, NequIP/Allegro, or similar). Familiarity with cluster-expansion/Monte Carlo methods, thermodynamic integration, or elastic-constant calculations. Knowledge of high-pressure mineral
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vaccine antigens, and how these mutagenic pathways trigger chromosomal rearrangements and genome instability in cancer. We have shown that DNA replication timing directly controls the frequency
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themes including: How formulation variables (excipients, surfactants, buffers, lipids) drive instability and particle risk Where instability is introduced during manufacturing and scale up (mixing