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-driven intracranial EEG (iEEG) approaches to characterize the Epileptogenic Network (EpiNet) and identify network chokepoints involved in seizure initiation. The position integrates preclinical optogenetic
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, the Bioinformatician will characterize microbial communities across diverse sample types: insects, plants, soil, and water. Among the key duties of this position are the following: Builds and maintains
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as the raw material. The candidate is also expected to be well-versed in powder processing, processing in low Po2 environments, chemical and physical powder characterization of ceramic and metallic
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Immunology, will aim to investigate the molecular basis of Cryptococcus-host interactions and characterize fungal antigen-mediated immune protection with a goal to develop novel antifungal vaccines
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processes relevant to neurodegeneration, including neurovascular and inflammatory dysfunction; 2) designing and conducting mechanistic studies to characterize cellular responses to lipid and lipoprotein
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participate in NIH-funded research focused on the discovery and mechanistic characterization of nucleotide-competing inhibitors of HIV-1 and LINE-1 reverse transcriptases (RT). The project combines structural
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NMR spectrometers (including solid state capability); orbitrap and MALDI-TOF spectrometers; and a large array of polymer characterization tools (GPC, light scattering, DSC, TGA, rheometer, DMA
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advanced robotics to screen libraries of M. tuberculosis for drug tolerance and drug resistance phenotypes. Performs MIC testing, kill curves and other microbiological tests to characterize M. tuberculosis
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advanced robotics to screen libraries of M. tuberculosis for drug tolerance and drug resistance phenotypes. Performs MIC testing, kill curves and other microbiological tests to characterize M. tuberculosis
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will participate in grant-funded research aimed at: · Characterizing collateral RNA cleavage by diverse Cas13 homologs and determining their RNA substrate preferences and mechanisms of activation