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. More information on work in The Moore Bone Lab: https://moorebonelab.sites.northeastern.edu/ Key Responsibilities Duties and responsibilities include, but are not limited to, RTqPCR, in vitro cell
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, dissect peptide-immune cell interactions, and examine how the peptide shapes the gut microbiome. The anticipated start of this position is September 2026, with yearly renewals based upon funding and
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engage in collaborative work with cell and developmental biologists. Expertise in agent-based models, continuum PDE descriptions, dynamical systems, and/or ML-based surrogate model discovery are strongly
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, Cell and Molecular Biology, Biology or a related field. Strong candidates will have a track record of research in rodent behavioral testing, proficiency in CNS analysis, including histology of brain
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biochemistry, genetics, microbiology, and cell biological approaches. For more information check the Saavedra lab website: https://www.saavedralab.com The successful candidate for this role will join a
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students. Other duties as assigned. Qualifications: Applicants should have a PhD degree in Neuroscience, Immunology, Cell and Molecular Biology, Biology or a related field. Strong candidates will have a
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, Western blot) Strong in vitro skills including immune cell and co-culture assays, cell-based immunological assays, inflammatory models. Strong analytical skills and attention to detail. Excellent
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About the Opportunity Job Summary The Copos Group works on computational and mathematical theoretical models with direct applications to several open problems in cell biology. We are specifically
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, biomedicine, and other areas of societal importance. Specific projects may involve developing multiscale simulation methods for quantum mechanical properties of macromolecules; developing novel ways to combine
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discoveries for renewable energy, biomedicine, and other areas of societal importance. Specific projects may involve developing multiscale simulation methods for quantum mechanical properties of macromolecules