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, immunology, neurobiology, and cell biology. The Duke Center for Advanced Genomic Technologies (https://cagt.pratt.duke.edu ), an initiative established by the Pratt School of Engineering and School of Medicine
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candidates will also have demonstrated experience in at least one of the following areas: chemical biology, microbiology, cell biology, pathogen disease research, computational approaches to drug design
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multidisciplinary research at the intersection of virology, immunology, cell biology, and exposure biology. Minimum Requirements PhD in Bioinformatics, Computational Biology, or a related field (or MS with
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sets using cell ranger pipeline and additional analysis tools is desired. Must have writing experience; manuscript, grant and/or abstracts for scientific meetings Must be able to manage multiple and
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research by visiting https://www.theoliverlab.com/ or searching "Oliver TG" on PubMed. Minimum Requirements: Ph.D. in Cancer Biology, Cell Biology, Molecular Biology, Biochemistry, Genetics, Immunology
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that foster the survival and metastasis of cancerous stem cells. In combination with molecular and cell biological approaches, the lab utilizes state-of-the-art in vivo multiphoton and confocal optical imaging
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participants. You will report directly to the GI Division's Research Program Leader (RPL). Principal Investigators will provide scientific oversight, regulatory guidance, mentorship, and supervision in
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bachelor's degree in botany, biology, zoology, psychology or other science related scientific field program. Work requires two years of research experience. A related master's degree may offset required years
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Program may substitute for one year of experience Preferred Qualifications Prior experience in oncology clinical trials Experience supporting complex, interventional, or investigator‑initiated studies
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the increasingly powerful genome informatics tools, we as well as other groups, have identified families of GPCRs that may detect bitter and sweet compounds. We seek to understand how specific changes in nucleotide