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Previous Job Job Title Postdoctoral Fellow - Quantitative Fluorescence & Human Retroviruses Next Job Apply for Job Job ID 375936 Location Twin Cities Job Family Academic Full/Part Time Full-Time
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techniques such as electrochemistry, AFM, SPR, QCM-D, CD, FTIR, fluorescence microscopy, or related methods is desirable.
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nanofabrication, advanced fluorescence and super-resolution microscopy, quantitative cell imaging, and biomimetic membrane systems. We are seeking a highly motivated Research Fellow to contribute
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and develop advanced fluorescence and imaging approaches, including FRET-based assays, fluorescence lifetime imaging (FLIM), live-cell microscopy, site-specific bio-orthogonal protein labelling by
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experience of translational research within a commercial setting. The role will involve phage display, protein engineering, molecular cloning, protein production and characterisation, fluorescence microscopy
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fluorescence- or luminescence-based readouts would be desired. You should be confident analysing quantitative experimental data, including concentration–response experiments, EC50 determination and statistical
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the following duties/responsibility: Biophysical and biochemical characterization of human teeth using various non-invasive optical microscopic techniques (e.g. confocal fluorescent microscopy, polarized light
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cellular biology, chemical biology, quantitative proteomics, CRISPR genome editing, advanced fluorescence imaging, and cancer models to uncover fundamental mechanisms of genome maintenance and identify novel
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to adverse growing conditions. You will have an opportunity to gain experience in plant measurements on leaf gas exchange, plant water/nutrient hydraulics, chlorophyll fluorescence, and root system
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²(0) measurements, fluorescence lifetime analysis, and quantum efficiency characterization. Investigate fundamental carrier transport, exciton formation, recombination dynamics, photon antibunching