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Academic Job Category Faculty Non Bargaining Job Title Postdoctoral Research Fellow - Host-Pathogen Interactions & Host-Directed Therapeutics Department Research I Sun I Department of Microbiology I
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-throughput multi-omics to investigate neuroimmune interactions and identify novel therapeutic targets. The successful candidate will join a rapidly expanding international research program dedicated
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-protein interactions using biochemical and biophysical approaches. ● Conjugation of aptamers to imaging or therapeutic payloads. ● Collaboration with protein biochemists, molecular biologists
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who shares our core values of Integrity, Excellence, Respect and Creativity join us at NRC Herzberg. The Herzberg Instrumentation Fellowship is an independent (2+1 year) fellowship that is meant
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, Respect and Creativity join us at NRC Herzberg. The Plaskett Fellowship is an independent (2+1 year) fellowship that is meant to empower recent Ph.D.s (those within 5 years of their doctorate) to explore
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. To support this effort, the NOMIS Foundation and GIND have established the NOMIS–Gladstone Fellowship Program, which aims to teach outstanding postdoctoral scholars how to creatively combine leading-edge
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Oxford Human-Algorithm Interaction (HAI) Lab at Saïd Business School, University of Oxford. The project brings together Dr. Nancy Yang and Dr. Hossein Zolfagharinia at TMU and Dr. Kejia Hu at Oxford
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their own research projects. The position will provide a unique opportunity for mentoring trainees, supervising technicians and interacting with industry. This is an excellent platform to receive outstanding
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research initiatives. The fellow will lead the development of multi-omics data integration, interactive visualization tools, and AI-assisted clinical decision support toolsfor gynecologic cancers. The fellow
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the interaction mechanism between human physical and mental health. Research Competency Proven research experience in human psychological & physiological health research. Candidates with prior research