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Posting Information Position Information Position Title Postdoctoral Research Associate (Pharmacology and Systems Biology) Vacancy ID PDS002350 Department SOP-DPET - 452200 Position Type
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bioengineering, biology, or other relevant majors Qualifications and Experience Strong background in molecular regulation of cell movement, vascular biology, cell biology, nano/micro-scale biomaterials
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and to enable improved clinical management of this disease. The projects are multidisciplinary and translational: molecular & cell biology, genetic, and biochemical & biophysical approaches will be used
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Posting Information Position Information Position Title Postdoctoral Research Associate (Copenhaver) Vacancy ID PDS002631 Department Biology - 318200 Position Type Postdoctoral Scholar Posting
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postdoctoral fellow to join their research team which is focused on using chemical biology and medicinal chemistry approaches to study chromatin regulation. Specifically, this individual will help to lead an
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postdoctoral fellow to join their research team which is focused on using chemical biology and medicinal chemistry approaches to study chromatin regulation. Specifically, this individual will help to lead an
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Posting Information Position Information Position Title Postdoctoral Research Associate (Servedio lab) Vacancy ID PDS002630 Department Biology - 318200 Position Type Postdoctoral Scholar Posting
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. in Genetics, Biology, Molecular Biology, or related field Qualifications and Experience A strong background in molecular biology, genetics/genomics and epigenetics/epigenomics. Experience in mouse
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epigenetic regulatory factors. Educational Requirements PhD in Biology or closely related field is required. Qualifications and Experience Scientific Knowledge, Skills and Abilities – The position requires
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, excellent interpersonal skills and the ability to work effectively and collegially with colleagues in a laboratory setting, as well as independently. Training in neuroscience, molecular biology, and stem cell