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processing and neural circuit mechanisms. Job Responsibilities Conduct research on mechanosensory and somatosensory circuits and sensory coding. Develop and apply behavioural assays, calcium imaging and
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www.daslabpombe.com. For this research, we will use yeast genetics, live-cell imaging, protein dynamics, in vitro reconstitution, quantitative microscopy, and mathematical modeling approaches. Our lab is well equipped
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· Ability to work as a team · Proficient communication skills, written and oral · Anticipates and solves problems · High degree of initiative Preferred skills: PhD in Virology with HIV research · Image
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- $118,416 p.a. (*PhD entry level $110,319) Level B: AUD $124,656 - $148,023 p.a. plus 17% superannuation Advance avian developmental biology and embryology / uncover the basis of skin appendage patterning
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early metabolomic disruptions, followed by the genetic and biochemical dissection of the mechanisms underlying these alterations. The project takes advantage of recent transcriptomic and imaging data
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Role type: Full-time; Fixed term (12 months) Faculty: Science School: School of BioSciences Salary: Level A: AUD $87,266 - $118,416 p.a. (*PhD entry level $110,319) Level B: AUD $124,656 - $148,023
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to work as a team · Proficient communication skills, written and oral · Anticipates and solves problems · High degree of initiative Preferred skills: PhD in Virology with HIV research · Image analysis
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progression. Using image-based siRNA screens, we have identified novel regulators of ER-phagy. This project aims to investigate the molecular mechanisms of ER-phagy and how this contributes to cancer
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to cancer progression. Using image-based siRNA screens, we have identified novel regulators of ER-phagy. This project aims to investigate the molecular mechanisms of ER-phagy and how this contributes
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to their host and antibiotics and to translate these insights to develop innovative approaches to prevent, treat and diagnose bacterial infections. In particular, we are interested in understanding: i) how single