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, biochemistry, immunology, or a related field. Candidates with experience in tumor metastasis, tumor–immune interactions, mechanisms of therapeutic resistance, autophagy and regulated cell death, or cancer
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College of Medicine in Hershey, PA. We are focused on understanding the interactions between our bodies and the human gut microbiota by characterizing the molecular mechanisms underlying this relationship
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) for liquid metals as plasma-facing components in future tokamaks. The successful candidate will work under the mentorship of Prof. Xing Wang and will lead research efforts that include: Designing and
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., instrument design, data collection, and analysis) Conduct analyses of learning processes and outcomes, including interaction, discourse, and artifact-based analyses Collaboration and Mentoring Work across a
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, CRISPR/Cas9 gene editing, PCR/qPCR, protein expression and purification using bacterial or yeast systems, protein techniques, receptor-ligand interactions, bioinformatics, virology, work with BSL2 and BSL3
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organizations, which could be rooted in human–AI collaboration, agent-driven interaction, human-robot interaction, intelligent interfaces, autonomous systems, and the design and evaluation of AI systems
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, protein-RNA interaction, protein-protein interaction, and/or bioinformatics analysis of transcriptomics data is required. The successful candidate will explore fundamental mechanisms that control RNA
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collaboration with faculty and research staff at NCEMS, will conduct original research involving proteomics, mass spectrometry data analysis, protein interactions, protein complexes, post-translational
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research involving quantitative, computational, theoretical, or data-driven approaches in molecular and cellular biology. Research may involve protein structure and function, molecular interactions
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, and host–pathogen ecological interactions using high-throughput sequencing and Nanopore-based diagnostic technologies. Research activities will include virus detection, indexing, characterization, and