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developing safe, reliable and multifunctional platforms for a range of bio-related applications, including medical imaging, photoinduced therapy and sensing. The Candidate will be expected to develop
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. Perform Western blotting, PCR, immunohistochemistry, and fluorescence imaging. Coordinate and execute behavioral studies to assess cognitive and motor deficits, including Morris Water Maze (MWM), Novel
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imaging ( IVIS bioluminescence/fluorescence, micro-CT) – Experience with inducible or optogenetic systems for spatiotemporal control of protein function and gene expression (e.g. Cre/loxP, CRISPR /Cas9
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microelectrode arrays (HD-MEAs), fluorescence imaging and biosensors with spatial transcriptomics, metabolomics and other molecular profiling approaches. The project will also have a significant
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in biomedical research. Have significant experience, including peer-reviewed publications, in one or more of the following areas: fluorescence imaging, mitochondrial biology, ion channel
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Sciences Institute explores biological processes, structures, and functions at the finest scale to create impact on a global scale. For more information on the Mosalaganti laboratory: https
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, fluorescence imaging, bioinformatics, and advanced nano- and micro-engineering to decode organogenesis and early embryogenesis, translating these insights into regenerative medicine, drug discovery, and
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Surgical oncology, including fluorescence-guided imaging and novel treatment approaches Biomechanics, implants and surgical techniques Rehabilitation, physiotherapy and musculoskeletal pain research Outcome
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assets. Subject area Single-cell genomics and functional imaging of kidney epithelial injury Subject area description The project aims to develop and apply novel experimental methods to study
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Location ST. LOUIS, MO 63110 Scheduled Hours 40 Position Summary The candidate is expected to independently design, conduct, and analyze mammalian cell culture and quantitative fluorescence