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. Postdoctoral Associate Positions in Regeneration Genomics Diao Lab, Duke University School of Medicine The Diao Lab in the Department of Cell Biology at Duke University School of Medicine has multiple openings
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. Duties and Responsibilities : Design and perform experiments related to funded programs, specifically: synthesize, characterize and evaluate candidate compounds in microbiological assays; collect and
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technologies to study the behavior of tissues at single cell resolution. We offer an inspiring intellectual, collaborative, and multidisciplinary research environment to support your career goals and provide
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contributions to biomedical science. Be Bold. Join a research program focused on uncovering the cellular, molecular, and neural mechanisms underlying migraine and chronic pain. You'll leverage cutting-edge
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sets using cell ranger pipeline and additional analysis tools is desired. Must have writing experience; manuscript, grant and/or abstracts for scientific meetings Must be able to manage multiple and
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independence in a highly collaborative environment that values mentorship, innovation, and professional growth. Be Bold. Join a research program focused on understanding how tumors evolve during and after
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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
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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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microscopy, optogenetics, or in vivo imaging techniques. Experience with electrophysiological recording methods, including patch-clamp techniques. Programming and data analysis experience using MATLAB, Python
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. The Song/Knechtle Lab at the Duke Transplant Center, part of Duke University School of Medicine, is hiring a postdoctoral researcher to study HLA-specific B-cell responses in transplant patients