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. Occupational Summary This postdoctoral appointment is part of the Duke University Aging Center’s NIA-funded T32 Postdoctoral Research Training Program. This multidisciplinary program is focused on developing
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career. The appointment is not part of a clinical research training program, unless research training under the supervision of a senior mentor is a primary purpose of the appointment. The appointee works
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, genomics, or computational analysis of high-dimensional datasets. Experience with one or more of the following: Flow cytometry Single-cell sequencing Spatial transcriptomics Multiplex imaging Bioinformatics
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regeneration biology, disease modeling, computational biology, and translational research. Fellows will be encouraged to develop independent research directions, publish high-impact studies, present at national
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Command-line computing High-performance computing environments Candidates with strong computational backgrounds who are interested in developing wet-lab expertise are strongly encouraged to apply. Career
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. This position is best suited to those who enjoy statistics, coding, manipulating and visualizing data, and other quantitative analysis tasks. Work Performed The new researcher will leverage knowledge and skills
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the mechanisms of, and interventions for, immuno-senescence and aging in lung transplantation using high-throughput multi-‘omic approaches, primary cell culture systems, and animal models of transplantation. Ph.D
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creativity, rigorous scholarship, and collaboration. You'll have opportunities to develop new skills, contribute to high-impact publications, and expand your professional growth while making meaningful
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or Python Experience working in high-performance computing environments Familiarity with version control systems such as Git or GitHub Demonstrated scientific writing and publication experience Interest in
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breast cancer research program focused on mechanisms of tumor progression, therapeutic resistance, and tumor-immune interactions. The successful candidate will lead experimental projects using breast