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(iPSc) as model systems, as well as human brain tissue. In the future, and as our research program advances, we will expand our toolkit to also include mouse work and computational analyses of large
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systems, data centres, and artificial intelligence architectures – have become the connective tissue of constitutional democracy. They are no longer neutral or purely technical domains but rather the very
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acid library production and analysis, mouse colony management, pre-clinical studies of virus infection and immunity, virus assays, immune assays, tissue dissection, histology, microscopy, tissue/cell
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experience in other disciplines are encouraged to apply. The successful candidate will have the opportunity to co-author publications on team projects. For more information, please visit: https://www.duke
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University of California, Los Angeles | Los Angeles, California | United States | about 12 hours ago
of the Christofk Lab is the role of metabolism in cancer, development, and tissue stem cells. The Christofk Lab examines how changes in systemic metabolism due to diet and/or metabolic disease impact mammalian
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. A full-time research technician position is available at the Sipkins Lab in the Dept. of Medicine at Duke University. The lab seeks to define the molecular characteristics of tissue microenvironments
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the tissue actually functions. We combine airway stem cell biology with quantitative measures of tissue function in mouse and human systems. (More: viralshahlab.org) You'll design, execute, and analyze
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microscopy core, a mass spectrometry and stable isotope core, a tissue culture laboratory, a plant physiology laboratory, and a mouse/piglet metabolic research unit. Funding for USDA CRIS projects for CNRC
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microscopy core, a mass spectrometry and stable isotope core, a tissue culture laboratory, a plant physiology laboratory, and a mouse/piglet metabolic research unit. Funding for USDA CRIS projects for CNRC
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microscopy core, a mass spectrometry and stable isotope core, a tissue culture laboratory, a plant physiology laboratory, and a mouse/piglet metabolic research unit. Funding for USDA CRIS projects for CNRC