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-oriented Research Technician to work in the lab of Dr. Massimo Scanziani at the University of California, San Francisco. The Scanziani lab works to understand the mechanisms by which elementary circuits
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shape the brain’s trajectory in health and disease. More information about the lab and their work can be found by visiting https://www.jin.scripps.edu/ About the Research Technician II role: As the
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microscopy and cryo-electron tomography to pursue structural studies of the transport machinery. For more information about Dr. Samara Reck-Peterson and the lab, please visit: https://reckpetersonlab.org
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, mechanical signaling, and cell-cell communication. We seek to understand how these changes influence cell behavior, tissue homeostasis, and regenerative capacity, with the long-term goal of developing
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interdisciplinary approaches to investigate the underlying mechanisms of virulence and the host response to infection. They also aim to translate their knowledge into development of new vaccines and therapeutics
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Malik in the Basic Sciences Division of the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Center in Seattle. The Malik lab focuses on conducting evolutionary studies of genetic conflict to gain insight into their mechanisms and
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. More information about Dr. Card and the lab’s research can be found by visiting https://www.hhmi.org/scientists/gwyneth-card About the Mechanical Engineer role: You will be a general-purpose engineer
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integrated network while focusing on the energetics as a fundamental mechanism underlying their relationship and interactions, in normal physiology and disease conditions. More information about the lab and
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mouse and human. Their long-term goal is to discover novel developmental mechanisms while contributing knowledge towards the advancement of clinical treatments for cardiovascular disease and reproductive
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at University of California (UC), Berkeley, and an adjunct professor in the Biochemistry and Biophysics Department at UC, San Francisco’s School of Medicine. The Meyer laboratory investigates mechanisms of cell