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of various cardiovascular cell types, 3D cell models, spheroids and organoids, infection-related experimental models, flow cytometry, microscopy, and molecular and functional cellular characterization
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-immunoprecipitation, small-GTPase activity assays and cellular fractionation, together with experience of super-resolution microscopy, such as STED or an equivalent technique, and analysis of transcriptomic datasets
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. This position provides an excellent opportunity to gain hands-on experience in genetics, molecular biology, cell biology, microscopy, and neurobiology. Be Bold. Responsibilities may include: Maintain and
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and characterization of the material's poroelasticity; Characterization: Use of optical and electron microscopy techniques, light scattering, and mechanical measurements (rheology and dynamic mechanical
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of microstructural characterization techniques, including optical microscopy, scanning electron microscopy (SEM), X-ray diffraction (XRD), thermal analysis, and mechanical testing, is preferred, Experience in surface
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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill | Chapel Hill, North Carolina | United States | 7 days ago
behavioral experiments, histology and imaging, mouse colony organization and breeding, confocal microscopy, tissue collections and processing (dissections, sectioning, immunohistochemistry), and data analysis
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at the finest scale to create impact on a global scale. For more information on the Lee laboratory: https://www.lsi.umich.edu/science/our-labs/t-lee-lab Job Summary The Tzumin Lee laboratory at the Life Sciences
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to write and produce high-quality scientific publications in prestigious journals (e.g. from the Nature portfolio). • Advanced knowledge of cryo-electron microscopy (cryo-EM) techniques, specifically single
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to medium level skills in programming, image analysis and electronics • Solid knowledge and hands-on experience in light and electron microscopy. • Solid formation in genetics, statistics and molecular
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THE “CHARLIE” PROJECT—CARCINOGENIC POTENTIAL OF HEATED TOBACCO PRODUCTS AND ELECTRONIC CIGARETTES IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF BLADDER CANCER (REF. 2024.13406. PEX), CURRENTLY UNDERWAY AT THE UNIT OF APPLIED