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Position Summary A postdoctoral position is available in the Durbin Lab at Wells Center for Pediatrics Research to investigate how gene–environment interactions disrupt cardiac development. Congenital heart
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of viral RNA. The individual hired into this position will continue ongoing research into this area and initiate new projects related to the reovirus-host interactions. The ideal candidate will should have
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the Microphiles trainee-led seminar series held in Simon Hall promotes strong interactions with these groups as well. Job Summary: Prof. Giedroc seeks a postdoctoral research associate as a member of
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, or troubleshooting of optical measurement systems. Simulation of light–matter interactions using software packages such as Lumerical FDTD and COMSOL Multiphysics Salary and Rank Special Instructions Applications
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interaction. Possible directions include the extraction and interpretation of hadronic observables in few-body and multichannel scattering, applications of effective field theories to nuclear and hadronic
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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
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Alzheimer’s disease pathogenesis and neurodegeneration. Ongoing projects investigate microglial signaling pathways, neuroimmune interactions, genetic risk factors, and therapeutic targets using state-of-the-art
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Institutes of Health (NIH) in 2021, setting a school record for research funding for the sixth straight year. Additionally, IUSM provides an interdisciplinary and interactive scientific environment with many
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for possible exotic spin-dependent interactions. The group is part of the Center for Exploration of Energy and Matter (CEEM) at IU, which also includes research in theoretical nuclear physics, condensed matter
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interactions in the tumor microenvironment • Cancer immunometabolism and immune cell suppression • Cholesterol metabolism in therapeutic resistance • Nutrient scavenging mechanisms in cancer progression Key