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) Investigate the role of key transcription factors in regulating hematopoiesis in conditional knockout and knockin mouse models. Candidates should have obtained a PhD or an MD/PhD degree and research training in
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, ). Biochemistry, cell biology, genetically engineered mouse models and patient-derived organoids / xenografts will be employed in the study. Successful applicants will be a highly motivated individual with a recent
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on musculoskeletal biology. The qualified candidate will oversee larger research projects. Requirements: The candidate will do Experimental training in preclinical surgical mouse models or clinical research is
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, 2019, Cell Reports, PMID: 31509745; Lin et al, 2019, EMBO Mol Med, PMID: 31633874, ). Biochemistry, cell biology, genetically engineered mouse models and patient-derived organoids / xenografts will be
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the Hobbs Laboratory focuses on understanding how epithelial cells sense and respond to cellular, environmental, and inflammatory stress. Using skin keratinocytes as a primary model system, the laboratory
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SPECIFICS Join a Dynamic Team Focused on Foundation AI modeling and Physics-Informed Machine Learning as a Postdoctoral Researcher at The Pennsylvania State University. The Pennsylvania State University is
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languages and computational fluid dynamics software packages such as OpenFOAM and COMSOL Multiphysics. Expertise in reservoir engineering and phase-field modeling is also desirable. Interested candidates
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the direction of Dr. Jun Xu. The postdoctoral researcher will work on fundamental and applied research at the intersection of battery mechanics, electrochemical-mechanical-thermal modeling, physics-based
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used in next-generation Earth System Models (ESMs). In addition to UXarray-focused responsibilities, the postdoc will contribute to active research in global atmospheric modeling and weather and climate
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development and policy translation. The underlying methodology is grounded in LHS principles and diagnosis-specific rehabilitation continuum (DRC)1 models and frameworks such as the Multilevel Limb Loss and