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. The incumbent will operate at the forefront of translational metabolic research, combining mechanistic rodent studies with state-of-the-art laboratory approaches, including stable isotope tracing and metabolomics
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a combination of large-scale phenotyping screens followed by transcriptomics, phenomics and metabolomics studies with constructed holobionts. The Research Associate will work closely with
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translated into systemic physiological responses. We combine Drosophila neurogenetics, optogenetics, connectomics analysis, metabolomics, and lipidomics to investigate how these neural signals reshape systemic
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of transcriptomic, metabolomic, proteomic changes in rat/mouse models of Dementia. The individual will be responsible for planning and executing experiments independently. The individual has to be highly skilled in
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Abilities Preferred experience includes independent design and conduction of genetic, microbiological, and metabolomic studies, experience performing unsupervised work in the BSLIII on M. tuberculosis and M
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to investigate how metabolic and molecular characteristics during pregnancy contribute to maternal and offspring health across the life course. Current projects integrate epidemiologic data with metabolomics
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independent design and conduction of genetic, microbiological, and metabolomic studies, experience performing unsupervised work in the BSLIII on M. tuberculosis and M. tuberculosis-infected mice, and ability
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Abilities Preferred Qualifications Preferred experience includes independent design and conduction of genetic, microbiological and metabolomic studies, experience performing unsupervised work in the BSLIII
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Associate II will work at the interface of basic and translational science, combining genetic, pharmacological and molecular biology/biochemistry approaches with the latest metabolomics, metabolic flux
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, combining genetic, pharmacological and molecular biology/biochemistry approaches with the latest metabolomics, metabolic flux analysis, and expression profiling assays in cultured cells and mouse tumor models