17 molecular-modeling Fellowship positions at National University of Singapore

Research Fellow (Mechanobiology Institute)

Research Fellow We are seeking to recruit a Postdoctoral Fellow (Research Fellow). A person with background in molecular biology, cell culture, imaging and data analysis (including modelling and

Research Fellow (Dept of Physiology)

to understand the role of metabolism changes in muscle aging. Qualifications The applicant should have a PhD or equivalent degree in medicine, molecular biology or related fields at the time of employment

Research Fellow (Dept of Medicine)

, using a variety of molecular biology, cell biology, and histological techniques and animal models. To provide input into the design of experiments and the preparation of research grants and scientific

Research Fellow (Pharmacy & Pharmaceutical Sciences)

research experiences in mouse models and/or molecular and cell biology techniques (e.g., primary cell preparations, CRISPR-Cas9 gene editing, confocal microscopy, FACS, histology, IHC, IF or protein-protein

Research Fellow (Ischaemic Stroke and Cardiovascular Diseases)

projects: Ischaemic stroke and cardiovascular diseases, focused on biomarker discovery and validation using preclinical vascular and animal models. A key focus of the work is to understand the reasons why

Research Fellow (Dept of Physiology)

-intrinsic mechanism and extracellular factors that hasten muscle function and mass during aging. We utilize genetically modified mouse models and to pinpoint the crucial effectors of muscle growth signaling

Research Fellow (Cancer Science Institute) (JR: 24796)

molecular biology techniques to analyse drug response as well as molecular mechanisms of disease in various in vitro and in vivo models of multiple myeloma (including use of primary cancer cells

Research Fellow (Mechanics and Physics)

Job Description The candidate will study, via computational modeling and analytical techniques (reduced-order models) where appropriate, the flow of complex fluids through complex domains, subject

Research Fellow (Mechanobiology Institute)

their physiological importance. To better understand, the lab has been used intravital microscopy to study murine reproductive tracts, enabling us to observe the cellular and molecular activities in living mouse

Research Fellow (Chemistry)

implementation, of the developed chemical/chemical biology tools. Therefore, only cell-based and basic animal models will be tested on newly developed, select small-molecule TCIs. Experience/skills required