24 solid-mechanics Fellowship positions at Indiana University in Ireland-University-Ranking-2024
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— investigating how mechanical forces from focused ultrasound alter immune cell function and tumor microenvironments Acoustic tool development — designing next-generation transducers, wearable ultrasound devices
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. To elucidate the disease mechanisms, we genetically dissect the molecular mechanisms underlying photoreceptor morphogenesis and maintenance in vertebrate animals. Our laboratory pioneered real-time imaging
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studies the mechanisms by which chronic viral infections suppress antiviral immunity and drive T cell exhaustion to facilitate viral persistence. We also have a major interest in how chronic viral
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-time postdoctoral fellow position is available to conduct research focused on the cellular and molecular mechanisms underlying the development of lung diseases and lung cancer with inhaled exposures
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the laboratory, and work independently while contributing to a dynamic and collaborative research environment. Basic Qualifications Required: Ph.D. in biomedical engineering, electrical engineering, mechanical
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the laboratory, and work independently while contributing to a dynamic and collaborative research environment. Basic Qualifications Required: Ph.D. in biomedical engineering, electrical engineering, mechanical
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of the lab is to characterize the role of nuclear pore complex machinery in mediating HIV-1 nuclear entry and subsequent downstream process that leads to productive viral gene integration. The goal
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multidisciplinary team of students and Ph.D.-level staff tasked with obtaining a molecular understanding bacterial sulfur metabolism and mechanisms of hydrogen sulfide (H2S)/reactive sulfur species (RSS) homeostasis
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characterize the role of nuclear pore complex machinery in mediating HIV-1 nuclear entry and subsequent downstream process that leads to productive viral gene integration. The goal of this position is to work
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of Medicine Indianapolis Position Summary The laboratory investigates the mechanisms underlying metabolic bone diseases and periodontal disease, with particular interest in oral-systemic interactions and the