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” Research Unit, coordinated by Dr. Velia Siciliano, focuses, among other objectives, on engineering the next generation of T cell therapies. The current goal is to bring to preclinical models novel T cells
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the molecular programs underlying reprogramming of cell identity within the brain, and ii) at further assessing the potential therapeutic impact of glia-to-neuron reprogramming in mouse models. The successful
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Institute seeks a highly motivated postdoctoral research fellow to investigate the molecular, genetic, and circuit mechanisms underlying sleep using mammalian model systems. The successful candidate will
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, including long-term laboratory experiments, strain maintenance, culturing, and phenotyping. These are labor-intensive and require strong commitment and planning. Molecular and genomic analyses, including
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Competencies Experience/knowledge related to biochemical, cellular and molecular biology techniques Working knowledge of animal models design and protocol preparation. Familiarity with initiating and maintaining
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variety of model organisms and experimental approaches. Overview About the Field Research Center: Situated on 1,200 acres in Dutchess County, New York, about 80 miles north of the Rockefeller University
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of the recruitment and description of the project The Biophenomena Engineering RIKEN ECL Research Team aims to understand the diverse biological phenomena found in nature at the molecular level and to leverage
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this hypothesis. Specific tasks for the PhD position are:Building on data obtained during previous PhD projects on the topic, you will use various molecular cell biological, biochemical, gene transfer
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, nanophotonics, and fluidics to create compact devices capable of generating and exploiting synthetic chiral light for highly sensitive molecular detection. The research will contribute to the development
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analyse their involvement in physiological versus pathological conditions using cellular models and advanced quantitative cell biological approaches. The current third-party funded position invites