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graduate with a master's degree to work on a research project in organic synthesis within the research line "Near-Infrared (NIR) fluorescent molecules: synthesis, bioimaging applications, and phototherapy
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. These include light-sheet fluorescence microscopy, confocal microscopy, and intravital two-photon microscopy, in conjunction with flow cytometry and transcriptome analyses. You will be responsible for Planning
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systems have recently emerged for quantum technologies: single fluorescent defects in silicon. These single color centers are not only incorporated in silicon, the ideal platform for large-scale
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fluorescence microscopy. Yale’s cell biology department is renowned for its rich history of investigation of inter-organelle membrane trafficking, and we continue to be the international leader in this area of
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tools for imaging and controlling neural activity. For examples of our recent work, see our publications in Cell and Nature Neuroscience (https://doi.org/10.1016/j.cell.2022.07.013; https://doi.org
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, bacterial and mammalian cell cultures, flow cytometry, and fluorescence microscopy. Participate in BSL-3 laboratory operations, including mouse infection models and tissue processing, adhering strictly
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containers clean. Change incandescent and fluorescent lights and clean lighting fixtures as directed. Wash walls, scrub floors with a heavy-duty machine, strip hard floors, apply finish, pick up water with wet
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related discipline. Prior experience with single-molecule techniques (AFM, Optical Tweezers, Magnetic Tweezers, or single-molecule fluorescence) is highly desirable but not mandatory. Strong proficiency in
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, establishing phage-host systems, performing quantitative infection assays under defined physiological conditions, and using fluorescence or time-lapse microscopy to link pre-infection state to infection outcome
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: qPCR / RT-qPCR Western blotting Flow cytometry Fluorescence Microscopy Mouse work (including immune and cardiometabolic models) Analyze and interpret genetic and genomic data, including: GWAS and