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as Aug 20, 2026. About the Galanova Lab The Galanova Lab develops, adapts, implements, and evaluates evidence-based strategies to improve diabetes prevention and chronic disease management in real
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behavioral assays. The candidate is expected to prepare manuscripts for peer-reviewed publication, presenting findings at national and international scientific meetings, and contributing to the preparation
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direct investment, and the implications of global economic governance for development and inequality. The successful candidate will contribute to the department’s growing strengths in international
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portfolio and will help advance laboratory-driven discoveries that inform novel therapeutic strategies, biomarker development, correlative science, and investigator-initiated clinical trials. The ideal
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essential. It is highly desirable for the holders of this position to develop research projects with strong potential for long-term NIH funding and to have demonstrated the ability to collaborate with others
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exist for collaborations in course development across the School of Medicine and IU-Indianapolis campus and throughout Indianapolis, including the areas of anatomy, physiology, embryology, histology, and
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achievement and the ability to develop a program of research and creative practice recognized nationally and internationally. The candidate should demonstrate expertise in one or more areas of digital art
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thorough research and analysis to support the development of new MRI technologies and pulse sequences with application in radiology and imaging sciences Collaborate with cross-functional teams to design
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], Motivational Interviewing [MI], mental health) and provide services that include in evaluation, survey design and administration, customized application and web development, grant writing, translational research
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. The Richer lab has broad interests regarding mechanisms of T cell development, activation and memory generation in the context of acute and chronic viral infections. Current projects include 1) determining