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placed on multi-omics data integration, statistical modeling, biomarker discovery, pathway/network analysis, and development of reproducible computational workflows. This position provides an excellent
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funded NIH R01 project dissecting the SOX4/SOX9 transcriptional regulatory network that governs biliary development in Alagille syndrome and advancing the therapeutic potential of targeting this network in
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educational opportunities, networking and presenting at local, national, and international meetings, and reading current primary literature. Provides a friendly working environment and be available to teach
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Associates. Job Duties Organizes and implements complex research plans. Develops new methods and techniques. Conducts experiments, data collection, and analysis. Interprets data and writes detailed scientific
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education, training, and career development. Baylor College of Medicine is located at the Texas Medical Center, which is the largest medical complex in the world and provides an ideal environment
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. Intellectual curiosity about complex questions at the intersection of ethics, law, science, medicine, and public policy. A record of scholarly productivity or strong potential to publish in relevant peer
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clinical research projects focused on aortic disease and complex endovascular aortic repairs. Responsibilities include protocol development, study design, data collection and analysis, interpretation
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, pneumonia, and tuberculosis. Functional/ mechanistic validation of regulatory elements and gene networks controlling inflammation, immune memory, and tissue repair will be implemented using CRISPR inhibition
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focused on aortic disease and complex endovascular aortic repairs. Responsibilities include protocol development, study design, data collection and analysis, interpretation of clinical and imaging findings
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/ exome sequencing) to address complex biological and translational research questions. Uses state-of-the-art bioinformatical and statistical tools Develops new statistical methods to answer biological