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will be involved in the design, development, execution and characterization of novel pathways as therapeutic targets. In this role the responsibilities will involve the management and evaluation
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and reproductive neuroscience. Postdocs will design and lead their own experimental programs while contributing to the collaborative life of the lab. Each position is structured to move the trainee
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% of the time will be spent on the following tasks - Design and conduct experiments using compartmented systems to study interactions among mycorrhizal fungi, bacteria, and host plants. - Collect and analyze
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. This position will focus on designing, optimizing, and implementing chemical biology and sequencing-based approaches to better understand how RNA structure and dynamics influence protein recognition
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will design and conduct independent experiments within the scope of the NIH-funded project; maintain accurate experimental records and analyze data rigorously; work collaboratively with investigators in
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searches, hypothesis development, experimental design, and documenting results. 10% - Mentoring and supervising undergraduate and graduate students. Qualifications Required Qualifications: Ph.D. in a
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applications. Depending on project needs and the candidate's background, the postdoctoral associate may also contribute to experimental design, data acquisition, sensor integration, or laboratory/field
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by aquatic invasive species (AIS)—specifically zebra mussels and starry stonewort—across Minnesota waterbodies. The candidate will co-lead stakeholder focus groups, design service-weighting methods
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fundamental biological processes, including cell–cell communication, pathogen recognition, and receptor-mediated signaling. Emerging evidence suggests that these newly identified surface molecules form
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determines the training agenda • Participate in the design, implementation, and evaluation of a research project • Prepare and present data to study investigators. • Author, co-author, and otherwise