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-funded research program focused on inhalation toxicology and immunotoxicology, with an emphasis on the cellular and molecular mechanisms of lung disease in susceptible subpopulations. Research in the lab
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College London. The project will investigate how extracellular matrix cues regulate lung immunity and stromal cell behaviour during fibrotic progression. We are particularly interested in how strain-induced
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surveys of health behavior, substance use (e.g. tobacco, alcohol, cannabis), and cancer-related topics. Collaborate on projects related to tobacco and lung cancer as member of a multidisciplinary team of
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A postdoctoral associate position is available in the laboratory of Dr. Mark Lee (https://medicine.yale.edu/profile/mark_n_lee/?tab=research ) at the Yale School of Medicine in New Haven
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the position of Assistant Professor – the role in the project POST-DOC (f_m) as part of the project entitled “Toward tumor-agnostic multiomic biomarkers in early detection of non-small lung cancer
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surveys of health behavior, substance use (e.g. tobacco, alcohol, cannabis), and cancer-related topics. Collaborate on projects related to tobacco and lung cancer as member of a multidisciplinary team of
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metabolism controls lung transplant injury. Our laboratory focuses on identifying underlying mechanisms of lung transplant rejection and interstitial lung disease. A successful candidate will be expected
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Inhalation Disease will conduct research investigating the role of ion channels in innate defense mechanisms within the lung. The research may focus on innate immunity related to cystic fibrosis or acute
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metabolism controls lung transplant injury. Our laboratory focuses on identifying underlying mechanisms of lung transplant rejection and interstitial lung disease. A successful candidate will be expected
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group led by prof. Natalia Marek-Trzonkowska. The position is offered in the frame of the project No. FENG.02.01-IP.05-0031/23 "Science for Welfare, Innovations, and Forceful Therapies (SWIFT