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until a suitable candidate is found. The earliest anticipated start date is October 19, 2026. Dr. Drew Capone’s research group (https://caponelab.publichealth.indiana.edu ) has broad interests in
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advance genetically informed drug repurposing. Our laboratory is supported by multiple NIH grants and internal funding and offers an outstanding collaborative environment with investigators across Indiana
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an existing NIH grant to Prof. Giedroc, and support is provided for up to three years pending satisfactory research progress by the successful candidate. Basic Qualifications Responsibilities: The successful
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and CFF grants (https://reporter.nih.gov/search/kpoQKsh8Pkqp4S1_RS1-PQ/project-details/11259946 ), which looks for fundamental insights into novel oxidative reactions, the exported proteins that depend
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with full benefits through Indiana University Dedicated mentorship toward career development, grant writing, and faculty applications Access to shared core facilities (imaging, flow cytometry, animal
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, contributing preliminary data and text to grant applications, and pursuing individual fellowship funding. The fellow will also mentor graduate and rotation students, help manage shared lab resources, participate
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, reproducible pipelines, and standards-based approaches (e.g., OMOP, FHIR, UMLS) Lead or support manuscript preparation and dissemination at top informatics and AI venues Contribute to grant development and
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international scientific meetings. Contribute to the generation of preliminary data, analytical frameworks, and methodological results that support NIH and foundation grant applications. Training and Career
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the processes that take place in the bacterial cell envelope with emphasis into oxidative protein folding. The overarching goal for this position is to make timely progress on our NIH and CFF grants (https
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presentations, and other dissemination activities. · Participate in grant writing and submission, including career-development funding opportunities. · Mentor students, research staff, and community health