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pharmacology, and clinical epidemiology. You will design and conduct independent experiments, contribute to scientific publications and grant applications, and collaborate with multidisciplinary research teams
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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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global scales; national security and critical minerals governance; principles and norms for mitigating environmental and social impacts from mining; and institutional design and practices for addressing
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database to support clinical and translational epilepsy research initiatives. Design, develop, and execute an independent research project exploring the relationship between sleep and epilepsy. Plan and
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epidemiologic study design and implementations, particularly working with study participants • Data management experience and statistical expertise, particularly related to environmental mixtures Duke University
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other primary brain tumors. Design, perform, and interpret laboratory experiments using patient-derived blood and tumor specimens. Analyze and integrate genomic, transcriptomic, proteomic, spatial
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response. Design, execute, analyze, and interpret complex laboratory experiments while maintaining accurate and comprehensive research records. Establish and maintain patient-derived cancer organoid cultures
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. Must have a desire to design, execute, analyze, archive, review wet lab experiments in a manner that is scientifically justifiable, reliable and understandable to others under the guidance of your
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Innovative Research Design, develop, and conduct independent research studies investigating migraine and pain mechanisms. Develop and execute experimental strategies that integrate cellular, molecular, imaging
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health at the individual and population levels. As such, research outcomes are expected to help design more personalized prevention and intervention strategies to reduce the harmful effects