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, viral vector engineering, and computational modeling to decode the development, circuit organization, and degeneration of the visual system. We are seeking a highly motivated scientist trained in
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. The project focuses on development of novel immunotherapies to treat autoimmune disease, with an emphasis on Multiple Sclerosis. We are particularly interested in developing new AAV vectors to establish immune
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viral vectors, transfections, neutralization, western blotting, molecular cloning, ligand-binding, fluorescent imaging, structural characterization of membrane-bound or soluble viral proteins, preparation
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microinjections of DIO viral vectors into brain, immunohistochemical analyses, as well as assays for behavioral phenotypes to identify brain circuits responsible for neuropsychiatric disorders associated with
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, performing small craniotomies for injection of chemical and viral vectors, and for implantation of multiple stimulation and recording electrodes. Designs, executes, and analyzes research studies using
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/Python (spatial data processing, zonal statistics, raster/vector integration). ○ Experience or interest in conducting qualitative or mixed-methods stakeholder research (e.g., focus group facilitation
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molecular biology, virology, and lentiviral vector methods. The ideal candidate will thrive in a collaborative environment, demonstrate technical proficiency in laboratory methods, and possess a passion for
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genetically modified mice, performs stereotaxic brain surgeries to delivery gene therapy through viral vectors or recombinant proteins, analyzes brains using morphological and biochemical assays including
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disease vectors. This is a foundational position in a newly established research program, and the successful candidate will play a defining role in shaping the lab's scientific direction and contributing
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epigenomic basis of sexual dimorphism in somatic tissues of insect disease vectors. This is a foundational position in a newly established research program, and the successful candidate will play a defining