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seizure models and cell cultures, primarily utilizing molecular and cell biology techniques. The Obeid lab investigates the mechanisms of seizure emergence and their effects on cognitive and behavioral
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Posting Details Position Details Title Assistant/Associate/Full Professor of Anatomy, Cell Biology & Physiology Specific Title Appointment Type Tenure Track Faculty Department IUSM - Anatomy, Cell
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large, unified department with strong undergraduate degrees, nationally-ranked graduate programs, and world-class research spanning the breadth of biological questions and experimental systems — from
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the genetic and developmental basis of pediatric heart disease. We analyze genetic variation in samples from patients with congenital heart defects and utilize mouse, Xenopus and cell-based models to assess
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utilization, organizational and community-level capacity development, comprehensive strategic planning and program selection, use of evidence-based models with assurance of fidelity and population saturation
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Posting Details Position Details Title Assistant Professor of Clinical Anatomy, Cell Biology & Physiology Specific Title Appointment Type Clinical Track Faculty Department IUSM - Fort Wayne (MEDF
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, chest CT, lung cancer screening, coronary CTA, and cardiac MRI. • Help expand our lung cancer screening program, including a new mobile CT unit bringing care to underserved communities throughout
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to BSN mobility option, and MSN programs. Positions begin fall 2026. Candidates must demonstrate a strong desire to excel in teaching and provide ongoing support for student success, in and out
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science coursework as required in the program. The successful candidate will provide expertise that will contribute to the educational growth of students in the domains of digital forensics, mobile devices
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research environment and opportunities for career advancement, and has a strong publication record in mouse genetics, electrophysiology and molecular biology. We routinely employ mouse models of sickle cell