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discovery and characterization, data analysis, manuscript preparation, and mentoring junior laboratory members. Choose Duke. Successful candidates will join a collaborative and intellectually stimulating
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. Integrate clinical, electrophysiological, and sleep-related datasets to generate meaningful research insights. Data Analysis & Interpretation Analyze complex neurophysiological data derived from SEEG
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orbitrap high resolution mass spectrometry. Other duties will depend on the Scholar’s prior experience but may include sample analyses, data analysis, or supervising and mentoring students. Work Performed
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assessments independently and collaboratively; interpret data; and present results to diverse audiences. Fluency in English (written and oral) is required. Excellent scientific writing skills and the ability
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, Physiology, Biology, or a related field. Experience conducting independent research in neuroscience or a related discipline. Demonstrated experience with experimental design, data analysis, and scientific
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research by visiting https://www.theoliverlab.com/ or searching "Oliver TG" on PubMed. Minimum Requirements: Ph.D. in Cancer Biology, Cell Biology, Molecular Biology, Biochemistry, Genetics, Immunology
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Health Sciences. The position will be focused primarily on implementation science projects, data analysis (quantitative and qualitative), and project management tasks. The main research focus will be
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: PCR RT-qPCR Western blotting Immunofluorescence Design and execute next-generation sequencing experiments, from library preparation through downstream data analysis. Apply advanced technologies
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and analyzing multidimensional data sets Familiarity with bioinformatic and biostatistical approaches for the analysis of sequencing and proteomic data Desire to conduct team-based science in close
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include flow cytometry, tissue histology, molecular and cellular assays, analysis of muscle degeneration and regeneration, and integration of single-cell/genomic data to define therapeutic mechanisms. Min