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describing their background and research interests to Yi Qiu, Ph.D., Department of Cell and Biological systems, Penn State College of Medicine, 500 University Drive, Mail Code CH27, Hershey, PA 17033 or email
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SPECIFICS Position Overview A postdoctoral position is available in the Penn State Limb Loss, Difference, and Preservation Rehabilitation Center for Research, Education, and Service (LimbRehabCARES
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/molecular biology techniques, and high-resolution live cell fluorescence microscopy are required. Experience in coding for microscopy analysis and extensive experience with organelle and adhesion biology are
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musculoskeletal research (relevant publications include Khajuria el al . Bone 2020; Khajuria el al . Bone Research 2023; Khajuria el al . JBMR 2023). The lab’s primary focus is to identify roles of non-coding RNAs
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computer codes of mesoscale structure evolution. o Study the physics of structural, ferroelectric, electronic, and piezoelectric responses of mesoscale domain structures. o Assist writing proposals
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maintain contributor guides and onboarding documentation to lower the barrier for external contributors. Support code review processes via GitHub Pull Requests following open development principles
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experience is strongly recommended. We aim to build a strong research team with complementary expertise. Furthermore, we have several ongoing projects that bring different expertise and provide ample
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reviewing and digging into code, Be a part of a team that’s as excited about your growth and happiness as much as you are about theirs. Education and Experience: Applicants should possess a master's degree
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related tasks. Responsibilities: 1) Biomedical data analysis (40%): Statistical analysis of biomedical data by using existing methods and developing custom code scripts. 2) Bioinformatics method development
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of inflammatory immune responses in mediating cardiovascular diseases. Our laboratory uses multidisciplinary approaches to study the role of different immune subsets in regulating left-ventricular remodeling and