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highly collaborative research team dedicated to advancing our understanding of epilepsy, sleep physiology, and neural networks through cutting-edge clinical and translational research. Working alongside
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. ● Evidence of scholarly productivity through publications, presentations, a dissertation, technical reports, software, datasets, or comparable outputs. ● Strong written and oral communication skills. ● Ability
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, including state-level health and social service data. • Strong quantitative analytic skills and experience using R, STATA, SAS, Python, or similar analytic software. • Experience with data linkage, data
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and leadership development programming Grant-writing and funding support Teaching and mentoring opportunities Networking and professional advancement resources Individualized mentoring and career
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include flow cytometry, tissue histology, molecular and cellular assays, analysis of muscle degeneration and regeneration, and integration of single-cell/genomic data to define therapeutic mechanisms. Min
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: Mechanistic studies of how m6A alters RNA:protein interactions across the transcriptome Defining the roles of m6A and RNA-binding proteins in brain development, neural function, and neurological disease
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the possession and desire to distribute materials, reagents, software, copyrightable and potentially patentable discoveries derived from the Postdoctoral Appointee's research. Collegial conduct towards members
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architecture, enhancer-promoter communication, disease risk variants, and gene regulatory networks in development, regeneration, and disease. Research models may include patient samples, mouse models, and iPSC
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, conference travel, and professional networking Interested candidates should submit the following materials to Dr. Jason Somarelli at [email protected]: Curriculum vitae (CV) including a full list of publications
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candidates. We aim to define the phenotype, specificity, function, and B-cell receptor genetics of rare HLA-specific B cells, with the goal of elucidating the molecular basis of HLA immunogenicity and