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/Responsibilities: Operate and maintain IHV facilities, encompassing hot cells, remote handling systems, shielding, ventilation, and radiation monitoring equipment; perform routine inspections, testing, and
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stem cell-based technologies for improving human health and cardiovascular disease. The successful applicant will be expected to: -Help with laboratory tasks -Collaborate with lab member and member of
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; obtain the student’s name and/or attempt to determine who they are with; call security if problems; notify supervisor. *NO PHOTOGRAPHS, INCLUDING CELL PHONES *NO ATTEMPTS TO COPY OR DOWNLOAD ANY ANATOMICAL
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in quantum hardware for problems arising from particle in cell methods. Equal Employment Opportunity Statement All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race
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pluripotent stem cells will be used to study the effects of TCDD and related AhR ligands on hepatic gene expression, metabolic flux, oxidative stress, and immune surveillance. The selected candidate will be
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analysis and other mathematical methods with machine learning/deep learning algorithms for the predictions of molecular biological properties, drug discovery, single-cell RNA-seq data analysis, and viral
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transcriptional profiling on host cell populations and verify those patterns using various in situ transcriptional and protein localization techniques. The postdoctoral scholar will work with the PI and other lab
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the division include lung biology, stem cell biology, NEC and placental microbiome. Candidates with experience in stem cell research will be preferred. There is ample opportunity to collaborate with multiple
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, cell culture, cytotoxicity assay, western blot, sample preparation for RNA-sequencing, and inductively coupled mass spectrometry would be highly favorable. Equal Employment Opportunity Statement All
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Alzheimer’s disease and other tauopathies. Labs employ model systems ranging from cell, to invertebrate, to rodent models. Areas of investigation for the Parkinson’s team’s span alpha-synuclein biology