17 Environment Fellowship research jobs at University of Maryland, Baltimore in united-States
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microscopy, primary cell culture, immunohistochemistry, and/or behavioral testing. Candidates should be highly motivated and with ability to work in a dynamic team environment. They should have good
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that are effective in lung cancer patients. The postdoctoral fellow will have the opportunity to work in a diverse, inclusive and well-mentored environment at this NCI-designated comprehensive cancer center
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assess imaging quality and performance of AO-enhanced ophthalmic devices. The well-equipped FDA labs contain several different AO and OCT imagers and are an ideal work environment for a self-starting post
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, Duke University, Harvard University, Yale University and Johns Hopkins University, and community partners. This position offers a dynamic and collaborative research environment for a candidate with
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planning and delivery, and quality assurance in routine clinical practice. Research Lab and Environment The new member will work under the supervision of Dr. Lei Ren, who is a Professor and Associate Chief
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computational biology in a translation-oriented environment. These highly translational projects are funded by NHLBI (K99/R00 Pathway to Independence Award) and AHA and involve both human subjects and rodent
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microscopy, primary cell culture, immunohistochemistry, and/or behavioral testing. Candidates should be highly motivated and with ability to work in a dynamic team environment. They should have good
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other related trigeminal pain disorders using a multidisciplinary approach in rodent models. The successful applicant will join a rich and collaborative pain research environment that includes weekly pain
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policy. We value diversity and how it enriches our academic and scientific community and strive towards cultivating an inclusive environment that supports all employees. For assistance related
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extensive training in cellular and molecular biology, bioengineering, and computational biology in a translationoriented environment. These highly translational projects are funded by NHLBI and AHA and