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modelers, epidemiologists, and economists. Development, calibrate, and extend of microsimulation and compartmental models of tobacco use and lung cancer in R. Receive training in modeling methods
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the efficacy of mindfulness meditation and exercise interventions for cognitive and brain functioning. Additionally, several new projects, including real-time neurofeedback training, development of web-based
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laboratory operations ,including breeding and genotyping of mice and general maintenance of animal colonies. Develops new ideas for promotion current research for the NJMS –Center for Immunity and Inflammation
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their mentors during their fellowship. This is an opportunity to work with leading theorists as well as domain scientists who are eager to collaborate. A list of the members may be found on our web page
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Immunology, will aim to investigate the molecular basis of Cryptococcus-host interactions and characterize fungal antigen-mediated immune protection with a goal to develop novel antifungal vaccines
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scientific independence, including opportunities to develop first-author publications and pursue independent funding to embark on an academic career in the area of nephrology. This position is ideally suited
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understanding the origin and evolution of habitable environments on terrestrial planets through theoretical, computational, and interdisciplinary approaches. Our research approaches this question from the broader
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. A full-time Postdoc position is available in the lab of Dr. Devanshi Jain in the Genetics Department at Rutgers University, New Jersey. We study germline development, specifically molecular mechanisms
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-analytic reviews and the design of studies, as well as the collection, analysis, and interpretation of data; prepare scientific manuscripts for publication; and present research findings at professional
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opportunities to lead manuscripts, develop independent research questions, contribute to NIH-funded and collaborative studies, present findings at scientific meetings, and participate in grant development