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apply advanced computational and statistical analysis methods to quantify neural signaling dynamics associated with motor learning. Collaborate with faculty, trainees, and research staff to advance
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dynamic academic medical center environment. Be Bold. As a Postdoctoral Associate, you will lead innovative research focused on the interaction between sleep and epilepsy, leveraging advanced
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to learn. Outstanding problem-solving skills. Must adhere to strict safety requirements. Ability to work and communicate effectively in a dynamic group environment. Other Requirements: This position is
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University School of Medicine. We are seeking a highly motivated and independent scientist to investigate the molecular mechanisms of membrane transport proteins and ion channels essential to human health
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or at a designated assignment location. Be Bold. In this position, you will Study skeletal muscle biology and function in regulating other tissues, using cellular, molecular, and model animal (transgenic
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with mammalian cell culture and fluorescence-based or biochemical assays Experience with in vivo mouse studies and standard molecular biology techniques (qPCR, ELISA, western blot) Strong quantitative
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Muscular Dystrophy. • Design, execute, and document molecular, cellular, biochemical, and immunological experiments. • Conduct whole-body plethysmography, neurophysiology, and post-mortem molecular analyses
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development. Minimum Requirements: PhD in Neurobiology, Cell Biology, Molecular Biology, or a related field This position is: Onsite. The work is performed on-site or at a designated assignment location. Be
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Immunology, Data Science and/or related fields. MD/PhD with molecular biology research experience. Must have experience with analyzing omics data. Familiarity or direct experience with analysis of 10x Genomics
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foundation for an independent research trajectory. REGAL is a multidisciplinary research program integrating social epidemiology, molecular epidemiology, and global health to investigate the drivers of cancer