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multiple myeloma. The individual will coordinate collection and analysis of serial blood and bone marrow samples, contribute to single-cell multi-omic and genomic research studies, and assist with
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systems aligned with laboratory research priorities. Evidence of scholarly productivity through publications or presented research. Experience designing and optimizing experimental workflows involving
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have opportunities for career growth by collaborating with multiple research groups, attending meetings, and through institutional access to career development platforms at the University of Miami
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with a research background in prostate, lung or pancreatic cancers are preferred. Applications must include a short statement describing how the applicant interests and career goals specifically aligns
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activities and nursery-based research across multiple institutional partners We operate an active research lab and a land-based coral restoration facility that includes a molecular ecology laboratory, indoor
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neuroscience. Demonstrated proficiency with rodent models, behavioral testing, molecular assays, imaging, and cell‑based experimental systems aligned with laboratory research priorities. Evidence of scholarly
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of gene regulation, and transcriptional circuits including gene-regulatory networks, feedback regulation, and regulation of stochastic expression noise in multiple model systems ranging from viruses
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that can be implemented across multiple studies within research networks. Support quality assurance processes to ensure consistency in how economic data are captured, coded, and reported across participating
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of gene regulation, and transcriptional circuits including gene-regulatory networks, feedback regulation, and regulation of stochastic expression noise in multiple model systems ranging from viruses
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able to organize and manage multiple projects with high efficiency Be willing to work on and develop projects at the cusp of clinical and pre-clinical research (translational work) Be willing to train