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position on interactions between neuronal activity and cardiac function in zebrafish larvae, using advanced whole-brain functional imaging and cardiac monitoring. The work involves transgenic lines and
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-inducing drugs. Through integrated molecular, cellular and tissue analyses, including patient-derived lung adenocarcinoma tissues and zebrafish CDX models, the study aims to define ferroptosis-driven
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direction of the head of the fish facility, this position is responsible for the daily care and husbandry of zebrafish in a research environment in accordance with all applicable laws and regulatory
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. Cleaning floors, systems, countertops, spaces, equipment, etc. to meet facility standards. Responsible for the care and feeding of animals in the zebrafish room. This includes harvesting artemia, feeding
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. Working under the direction of a Team Lead, the Bioinformatics Support Specialist will contribute to the development and validation of genomic platforms, including zebrafish transcriptomics models
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the guidance of his/her scientific mentor to investigate how interoception circuits affect animal behavior using the zebrafish model; independently designs new analytical approaches and tools; performs
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in the laboratory for the Department of Biological Sciences at Florida Atlantic University, Jupiter Campus. Assist with laboratory operations, animal care, and zebrafish husbandry, experimental
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, including laboratory maintenance, zebrafish husbandry management, molecular biology experiments and cell culture work. This post is available from October 2026 and is fixed term for 2 years. Key
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that the successful applicant has experience in cardiovascular research and/or working with the zebrafish model. Experience of hPSC-derived in vitro models, 2D and/or 3D and experience in imaging, including use
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immunomodulatory compound, you will determine how it reprograms host lipid pathways to boost immunity and eliminate infection. Using lipidomics, zebrafish models and clinical samples, this research will identify