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to early-stage efforts focused on muscle biology and inflammatory disease. The successful candidate will apply their expertise in murine models and immunology to explore disease mechanisms, validate novel
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team dedicated to advancing our understanding of rare pediatric inflammatory muscle diseases through cutting-edge bioengineering and translational science. Working alongside clinician-scientist
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neuromodulation for pain and muscle function in orthopedic conditions. The lab studies arthrogenic muscle inhibition, treating pain and muscle weakness as co-occurring features that share nervous system pathways
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at Duke University School of Medicine. He received his Ph.D. training in cell biology, studying skeletal muscle regeneration, followed by postdoctoral training in genomics and epigenomics. The Diao
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(IUSM) is searching for a postdoctoral appointee to join our research team. The Witczak lab has broad interests in the mechanisms regulating skeletal muscle metabolism under physiological, pathological
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(IUSM) is searching for a postdoctoral appointee to join our research team. The Witczak lab has broad interests in the mechanisms regulating skeletal muscle metabolism under physiological, pathological
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the University of Nebraska Medical Center. The laboratory specializes in translational investigations of diseased calf muscle in patients with Peripheral Artery Disease (PAD), making use of high-quality biopsy
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biophysical approaches at the cellular, protein, and whole-animal levels to identify the molecular mechanisms underlying heart and skeletal muscle diseases. Current studies utilize methods ranging from protein
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cellular mechanisms underlying cancer cachexia, skeletal muscle wasting, and cancer-associated metabolic dysfunction. The successful candidate will participate in innovative basic and translational research
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stimulation; clinical experience in intensive care, including the management of patients receiving invasive mechanical ventilation; experience with respiratory muscle ultrasonography; experience with esophageal