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medical degree diploma; hold a doctoral degree (PhD) in medical sciences; have teaching experience in the field of physiology; have a command of Polish sufficient to conduct classes with students. Where
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the Brown Lab. Support teaching activities in Physiology 560 – Light Microscopy for the Life Qualifications: EDUCATION/EXPERIENCE Required 1. PhD in preferred areas including Biophysics, Cell Biology
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research in Sheffield. Rigorous physiological validation of the method is the core aim. We are embarking on an ambitious project with a small team; the successful candidate will be someone that can
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. For more information see: https://medicine.iu.edu/faculty-labs/witczak Successful candidates will have recently completed PhD training, possess a strong background in type 2 diabetes, metabolism, and/or
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Postdoctoral Associate to help invent the next generation of liquid biopsy technologies. The De Vlaminck Lab (https://devlaminck.bme.cornell.edu ) works at the intersection of molecular engineering, genomics
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chose them We value authenticity in the application process. Please use your motivation letter to explain, in your own words, why you wish to pursue a PhD and what motivates you to embark on a research
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, and the ability to train and support a community of investigators and trainees. Candidates holding a PhD, MD, or MD/PhD with demonstrated expertise in cardiac and skeletal muscle physiology, or a
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translated into systemic physiological responses. We combine Drosophila neurogenetics, optogenetics, connectomics analysis, metabolomics, and lipidomics to investigate how these neural signals reshape systemic
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neural circuits and translated into systemic physiological responses. We combine Drosophila neurogenetics, optogenetics, connectomics analysis, metabolomics, and lipidomics to investigate how these neural
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investigating how the sympathetic nervous system (SNS) and neuroendocrine signaling govern systemic metabolism, integrating insights from rodent physiology, molecular biology, and systems metabolism