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endowed Fellowship was created to enhance opportunities for authentic community engagement among the Nicholas School of the Environment and local conservation and education organizations. Because
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independence in a highly collaborative environment that values mentorship, innovation, and professional growth. Be Bold. Join a research program focused on understanding how tumors evolve during and after
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. Join a nationally recognized research environment committed to innovation, collaboration, diversity, equity, and inclusion. Benefit from a multi-institutional mentorship model designed to support career
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communication. Ability to work effectively in a collaborative research environment. Preferred Qualifications: Experience with mouse behavioral assays and motor learning paradigms. Experience with two-photon
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environment. Must be able to manage multiple and rapidly changing priorities and learn new skills. Must be detail-oriented and well-organized and the ability to work in a team environment. Excellent verbal and
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of the structural findings. At DHVI, our postdoctoral associates work in concert with Duke faculty and staff in an invigorating research training environment. One of our primary scientific missions is to support and
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academic record and thrive in a collaborative multidisciplinary research environment. The candidate should be able to, and be excited about, working in a varied lab group setting; plan and conduct
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the functional implications of the structural findings. At DHVI, our postdoctoral associates work in concert with Duke faculty and staff in an invigorating research training environment. One of our primary
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stimulating environment with projects in basic and translational research as well as clinical trial studies. Research: Dissect the key signaling events that regulate tumor cell peripheral nerve invasion (PNI
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of Dr. Dana Pasquale within a highly collaborative environment that includes expertise in infectious disease epidemiology, network science, computational immunology, mathematical modeling, and HIV