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from multiple cancer types. Clinico-genomic infrastructure & modeling - Establish a comprehensive clinico-genomic database, web resource, and information hub for rare pediatric and adult cancers; develop
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. The project examines how the Partnership Model is implemented across districts and schools, how well it aligns with local needs, and whether it supports improvements in student-, educator-, and system-level
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Qualifications* Prior experience with mammalian tissue culture, DNA/RNA molecular assays, protein biology, high-throughput genetic screens, and -omics datasets is desired Prior experience with sequencing data
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, cell culture, RNA isolation, Western blotting, CRISPR editing, transfection, and advanced microscopy are expected. Familiarity with techniques such as RNA-sequencing, RNA silencing techniques, ELISA and
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. Desired Qualifications* Expertise in drug delivery. Proficiency with flow cytometry. Experience analyzing large sequencing datasets, particularly scRNAseq. Working knowledge of immunology. Why Work
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, generating, analyzing and interpretating environmental health data, and preparing manuscripts and other scholarly products. Research topics can be proposed by the fellow and should be aligned with interests
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recommendations for climate resiliency and soil sustainability, and assessing human and animal health associated with emerging contaminants, such as PFAS. OASR actively interacts with multiple local, state, and
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the research the applicant wishes to conduct while in residence. The proposal must address challenges or opportunities at the intersection of social/environmental sustainability and business/markets and align
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perform bioinformatic data analysis on proteogenomic data generated across high-throughput profiling platforms from multiple cancer types. 2) Establish a comprehensive clinico-genomic database, web resource
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to work independently while managing multiple research tasks and deadlines. Desired Qualifications* Preferred Qualifications Research experience in empirical legal studies, criminal justice, labor markets