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technical research on cannabis and tobacco marketing and influence at the Rutgers Institute of Nicotine and Tobacco Studies (INTS). The Postdoctoral Associate will work closely with the Principal Investigator
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-Camden, the School of Arts & Sciences, Department of Biology, invites applications for a Postdoctoral Associate, in the laboratory of Dr. Maria E. Solesio. The research will focus on elucidating
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to Applicants Applicants should submit a cover letter, curriculum vitae, representative publication or manuscript, and the names and contact information for three references. Applicants should indicate
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processes relevant to neurodegeneration, including neurovascular and inflammatory dysfunction; 2) designing and conducting mechanistic studies to characterize cellular responses to lipid and lipoprotein
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, depression and substance abuse. This knowledge will facilitate the development of orexin-based therapies that can effectively treat the multifaceted symptoms associated with this neural system. This Post Doc
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in quantitative methods. Must have high proficiency in R and/or other computer programming languages. Applicants in All But Degree Status will be considered for interviews. Preferred Qualifications
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required along with knowledge of molecular biology, computer programming, statistical analysis and genome evolution. Mentoring experience is also required. Certifications/Licenses Required Knowledge, Skills
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high proficiency in R and/or other computer programming languages. Applicants in All But Degree Status will be considered for interviews. Preferred Qualifications Experience with computational
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. Hearing and speech capabilities necessary to communicate with other researchers and staff in person, on the telephone and by e-mail. Vision capable of viewing gauges, computer monitors, charts, forms, text
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gauges, computer monitors, charts, forms, text and numbers for prolonged periods. WORK ENVIRONMENT Included is training in BSL3 practices, and willingness to work with virulent and drug-resistant M