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, the major responsibility of the research associate is to carry out the research tasks in the project, which include literature survey, data collection, flume experiments, computational modeling, result
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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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, imaging, and in vivo approaches. Provide expertise in experimental (mouse) models of urinary tract infection and associated epithelial, immune, and inflammatory responses. Support studies utilizing primary
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and metabolic stress signaling in cancer metastasis. Our goal is to reveal how the mitochondrial metabolism and nutrient stress controls metastatic progression through epigenetic remodeling
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signaling and metabolic vulnerability in metastatic cancer. Our goal is to reveal how the mitochondrial metabolism and nutrient stress controls metastatic progression through metabolic reprogramming
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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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how policymakers use research evidence. This includes evaluating dissemination and impact or research translation models, such as the Research-to-Policy Collaboration model. The Scholar would be
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vibration control, with demonstrated expertise in stochastic dynamics or random vibration, computational modeling, and experimental validation of mechanical systems. The successful candidate will work closely
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its treatment options in patients with OSA. Newly NIH funded projects also include mathematical modeling and machine learning of models of tissue hypoxia using sleep studies and molecular markers
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development Identify, evaluate, and implement cutting-edge methodologies (e.g., single-cell sequencing, spatial transcriptomics, CRISPR screens, PDX/organoid models) relevant to pediatric cancer biology