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animals and humans. The Research Assistant 3 will coordinate research activities to design, implement, test, and validate data collection and analysis methods in cell biology. This position will workwith
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The Department of Biology at Case Western Reserve University invites applications for a tenure-track position at the Assistant Professor level to develop an independent research program in the area
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Title: Research Associate-Cell Biology Department: Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering School: Case School of Engineering Location: Case Western Reserve University (Building/Room: TBD) Supervisor
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The Department of Molecular Biology and Microbiology has the long-term goal of strengthening and expanding the existing research program targeted at understanding the regulation of HIV transcription
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Research Associate Position Department of Biology The Skeletal Research Center, Department of Biology – Case Western Reserve University (Arnold Caplan, PhD, Director) has an open position for a
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, platelet and leukocyte biology. Projects in the lab address the contribution of coagulation Factor XII in sterile inflammation and venous thrombosis. We have shown that FXII signaling influences leukocyte
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biochemistry and biophysics, bioengineering, mitochondrial biology, metabolism, and gene therapy. These positions are funded by the NIH and industry. Our laboratory investigates molecular and in vivo contractile
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, utilizing biophysical tools such as NMR and cryo-EM, alongside molecular biology, protein chemistry, and fluorescence microscopy. You can learn more about our work by visiting our relevant publications here
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will perform a wide array of cellular and molecular biology experiments using gel electrophoresis, western blots, bacterial transformation and culture, and other in vitro techniques. This position will
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planning and performing experiments on projects related to cardiac contractile function. The research assistant will work closely with other lab members and focus on research involving molecular biology of