13 study-phd-engineering Postdoctoral positions at Wayne State University in Ireland-University-Ranking-2024
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responsible for collecting and analyzing data, and for producing project reports and peer-reviewed journal publications. Qualifications: This position requires a PhD qualification in Mechanical Engineering
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NIH grant. The Landowski laboratory studies the role of lipid metabolism in retinal health and disease using mouse models. The fellow will characterize the retinal phenotypes of mice using ERG, SD-OCT
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and summarizing sequencing-derived datasets, in support of ongoing myeloid neoplasm research. - Contribute to studies of clonal hematopoiesis, myelodysplastic syndromes (MDS), MDS/MPN, and acute myeloid
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roles for oxidative stress-related signaling steps in the onset of nuclear oxidative stress leading to beta cell death under diabetogenic conditions. Conduct proteomic studies for the identification
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assigned. Unique duties: Conduct research in reproductive sciences involving multi-organ integrative physiologic and immunologic studies using in vitro systems, rodent models, engineered tissues, organoid
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targets specifically amyloidogenic proteins implicated in the diseases like Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s. Required qualifications A PhD. In the area of synthetic/ medicinal chemistry is rquired. Experience
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(NewFoS) Science and Technology Center Connections in Quantum Information Science: A Sound Leap Required qualifications A Ph.D. in engineering, mechanics, physics, mathematics, or a related field. The
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. This position will involve laboratory work in drug discovery, biocatalysis, protein engineering, synthetic biology, molecular biology, and natural product biosynthesis, which is ideally suited for individuals who
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Summary The fellow will be involved in studies, which are aimed at understanding G protein-mediated signaling mechanisms underlying islet beta-cell function in health and diabetes. Specifically
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studies and animal models. Participate in population-based studies, including the Sperm Environmental Epigenetics and Development Study (SEEDS), examining associations between paternal exposures