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: Develop multiscale ABMs of multi-cellular immune cell populations and virus interactions. Design, implement, analyze, and validate agent-based, ODE, PDE, stochastic, hybrid, or surrogate models, selecting
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sets using cell ranger pipeline and additional analysis tools is desired. Must have writing experience; manuscript, grant and/or abstracts for scientific meetings Must be able to manage multiple and
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candidates will also have demonstrated experience in at least one of the following areas: chemical biology, microbiology, cell biology, pathogen disease research, computational approaches to drug design
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within a collaborative multidisciplinary environment. Minimum Requirements: A Ph.D.or equivalent doctoral degree in Biology, Molecular Biology, Biochemistry, Cancer Biology, Cell Biology, Immunology
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including: CRISPR-based genetic screening High-throughput microscopy Confocal microscopy Flow cytometry and cell sorting Functional genomic profiling Contribute to in vivo studies using mouse models and
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stimulating environment with projects in basic and translational research as well as clinical trial studies. Research: Dissect the key signaling events that regulate tumor cell peripheral nerve invasion (PNI
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connectivity supporting long-term memory formation. Perform in vivo patch-clamp recordings with cell-type specific access to characterize the cellular and circuit mechanisms of learning and memory. Develop and
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cancer, or related field Preferred Qualifications: Experience working with mammalian cell culture and animal models of cancer (xenografts and GEMMs) Familiarity with next-generation sequencing platforms
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the mechanisms of, and interventions for, immuno-senescence and aging in lung transplantation using high-throughput multi-‘omic approaches, primary cell culture systems, and animal models of transplantation. Ph.D
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. The Song/Knechtle Lab at the Duke Transplant Center, part of Duke University School of Medicine, is hiring a postdoctoral researcher to study HLA-specific B-cell responses in transplant patients