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with the skills to contribute to the project goal. The project environment will facilitate the development of new skills and the demonstration of creativity and leadership. You will work within a highly
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mechanisms underlying the development of obesity and breast cancer. The project will investigate the molecular mechanisms underlying obesity/diabetes development and breast cancer progression using a
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expertise in hydrology, geomorphology, community co-development and social science? Based in the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, you will contribute to the research project ‘CONVERSE
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microscopy, confocal microscopy) and/or spatial transcriptomics platforms (e.g., Xenium, Visium). Background in male reproductive biology, testicular development, or endocrinology. Experience with
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publications. The position includes structured mentorship in manuscript preparation, career development awards, and preparation for the academic job market. The postdoc will also be expected to present research
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. Desirable Qualifications: Knowledge of Child Development. Knowledge of psychological and neuropsychological assessments. Online Application Required Documents Curriculum Vita Letters of Interest To start the
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this range will be determined based on the candidate's overall profile, qualifications and professional experience. LIST also supports employees’ long-term professional development through opportunities
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interested in leading projects based on advancing the development and application of focused ultrasound for non-invasive neuromodulation, ablation, and brain drug/gene delivery. The successful candidate will
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Duke. Duke University offers a dynamic research environment, world-class resources, and a strong commitment to professional development. Postdoctoral Associates are supported through mentoring, training
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, publish in top CompBio/CS conferences and high impact journals, and obtain training on career development in a supportive environment. Preferred qualifications: · PhD to expect in one year, or PhD completed