19 energy "The University of Edinburgh" Postdoctoral positions at George Washington University
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. This position is supported by a newly NIH funded grant to study DNA repair by using cell and molecular approaches and animal models. The postdocs will design, organize and conduct specialized and advanced
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methodologies. This position may also help the Principal Investigators (from decision sciences and optimization as well as electrical power and energy) to lead and direct the work of lower-level research staff
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social and economic functions. The AEO is integrated within EL’s major research thrusts: sustainability, energy conservation, community resilience planning, manufacturing, fire, smart grid, building
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social and economic functions. The AEO is integrated within EL’s major research thrusts: sustainability, energy conservation, community resilience planning, manufacturing, fire, smart grid, building
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well as extensive online journals from GW Libraries The Laboratory of Dr Xiaoyan Zheng in the Department of Anatomy and Cell Biology and the Cancer Center at the George Washington University School of Medicine and
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will work under the direct supervision of Dr. Ed Seto. The research focuses on understanding the function of HDAC10 and HDAC11 in cancer biology. The Postdoctoral Associate will work with cell cultures
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repair. This will be accomplished through the usage of genetic mouse models, cell lines, human samples, pharmacological techniques, and gene expression profiling, in collaboration with other researchers
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on studying the development and maintenance of CD8+ T cell immunity against Toxoplasma gondii https://khanlab.smhs.gwu.edu/ . The postdoctoral fellow will work to determine the factors responsible
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works with HIV/SIV, Dengue, Zika, Yellow Fever, Coronaviruses, and other viruses. The position independently performs diverse experiments including cell culture maintenance, cell preparation from animal
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implemented in this lab. The postdoc will contribute to design and conduct experiments using whole-cell, patch-clamp recordings in current- and voltage-clamp modes, pharmacological testing, immunocytochemistry