13 finite-element-analysis Postdoctoral positions at University of Nebraska Medical Center
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gene expression analysis (qPCR/RNA-based approaches), protein analysis, lipidomics/metabolomics, flow cytometry, or biochemical assays. Demonstrated ability to design and execute hypothesis-driven
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blotting and qPCR. • Immunohistochemistry. • Single-cell sequencing and ATAC-seq. • Statistical analysis of experimental data. Candidates with previous experience in animal models of pulmonary
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biochemistry. Bioinformatics analysis of DNA/RNA sequencing data. Ideally have publications as first author in peer-reviewed journals. 3 years research experience. Strong background in molecular biology.
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, intracellular molecular networks, and molecular messengers. This is accomplished by robust quantification of these subsystems by Quantitative Fluorescence Microscopy, PCR analysis, gel electrophoresis, Western
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limited to, large language models and foundation models, single cell analysis, spatial transcriptomics, multi-omics analysis, cancer research, intelligent healthcare, and precision medicine. Required
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to work independently and collaboratively • Strong organizational, communication, and data analysis skills • Track record of peer-reviewed publications
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grant applications; and advancing collaborative research programs that integrate population-based and mechanistic approaches to environmental health. Specific duties include completion of data analysis
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interactomics in human health and disease. The potential candidate is expected to enact experimental workflows including the development of model cell lines, executing affinity ‘omics, and integrative analysis
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blotting and qPCR. • Immunohistochemistry. • Single-cell sequencing and ATAC-seq. • Statistical analysis of experimental data. Candidates with previous experience in animal models of pulmonary
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conduct studies involving RNA and protein biochemistry, virology, cell biology, and molecular biology. Responsibilities will include experimental design; data collection, analysis, and interpretation