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position is ideal for a motivated scientist who wants to develop independent research questions, generate high-quality mechanistic and translational data, contribute to manuscripts and grants, and work
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preferred) in neuroscience, biology, biochemistry or related field and proficiency in molecular and biochemical approaches is required. The candidate must be flexible and willing to function is a fast-paced
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has studied B cell fate, function and dysfunction after allogeneic stem cell transplantation (SCT). Our studies also aim to identify potential anti-tumor B cell activity in patients who have undergone
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collaborative and integrated with multiple cores (within Duke) and collaborators in other US institutions. Work Performed Confer with the principal investigator in developing plans for research projects. Perform
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. Shihuan Kuang, PhD, a premier researcher at Duke University, has a postdoctoral associate position in his lab Prior experience working with transgenic mice is essential Onsite. The work is performed on-site
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collaboration with clinicians, statisticians, and regulators Excellent verbal and written English communication skills with outstanding organizational and analytical abilities This position is: Onsite. The work
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the functional implications of the structural findings. At DHVI, our postdoctoral associates work in concert with Duke faculty and staff in an invigorating research training environment. One of our primary
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. The research focuses on understanding how the immune system recognizes donor HLA molecules by analyzing rare antigen-specific B cells, their function, genetics, and role in transplant rejection. The lab has
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. The work is performed on-site or at a designated assignment location. Be Bold. In this position, you will Use (JAK inhibitors), histological (SafO/Fast Green and H&E stains), IHC or IF staining for cartilage
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locally and globally. For department-specific work, the researcher will analyze data, build academic dissemination products, meet weekly with the Division of Translational Health Sciences and the GEMINI