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including: CRISPR-based genetic screening High-throughput microscopy Confocal microscopy Flow cytometry and cell sorting Functional genomic profiling Contribute to in vivo studies using mouse models and
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, genomics, or computational analysis of high-dimensional datasets. Experience with one or more of the following: Flow cytometry Single-cell sequencing Spatial transcriptomics Multiplex imaging Bioinformatics
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, and outcomes research. Excellent analytical, organizational, communication, and problem-solving skills with a strong commitment to team science. Current CV Cover Letter Statement of Research Interests
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on the current year Duke and NIH Postdoc guidelines. Duke University considers factors such as (but not limited to) scope and responsibilities of the position; candidate 's work experience, education/training, and
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responses. The PhD postdoctoral candidate would be a highly motivated immunology trained individual, interested in B cell signaling, B cell activation and B-T cell interaction, and adept at flow cytometry and
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researchers and physicians work together to solve important clinical problems. The current and prior work of our team includes the development and evaluation of foundation models as well as deep learning
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by project funding. Continued employment beyond the project period is dependent on the availability of future project funding. Hybrid and remote work arrangements may be considered for highly qualified
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, or translational oncology. Experience with flow cytometry, immune co-culture assays, drug-response assays, engineered cell models, organoids, patient-derived models, or animal models. Familiarity with antigen
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. The Postdoctoral Appointee is expected to publish the results of his or her research or scholarship during the period of the appointment. EXPECTATION: The conscientious discharge of research or scholarship
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aspects of the research process. Current work in the Lab aims to address three questions: (1) What are the core components of beliefs about the prevalence and nature of suffering? (2) How do these beliefs