58 advance-soil-structure-modelling Postdoctoral positions at University of Minnesota
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on cardiovascular disease modeling and cardiac regeneration using human induced pluripotent stem cells derived cardiac cell types and associated engineered tissues. As a team member, you will be responsible
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responses and protective efficacy of vaccines in laboratory animal models (e.g., guinea pigs and mice) Mammalian cell and virus cultivations Bacterial and viral gene cloning and manipulation Lab animal
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evaluate experimental guinea pig and mouse models of viral infection and placental/fetal development Collection and analysis of experimental animal’s organs and tissues Bacterial and viral cultivations
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the organization structure of the School of Physics and Astronomy. Job Duties 80% research, analysis, and dissemination of results to the collaboration and the science community; 15% staying abreast of developments
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neural populations and their application in animal models In the Department of Neurosurgery. There will be opportunities to lead a team of students, contribute to grant writing, engage in professional
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: • Expertise in metabolic research. • Experience with in vivo mouse models. • Proficiency in bioinformatics, proteomics, metabolomics, or other large-scale data analysis. • A track record of presenting
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-molecular-microbiology laboratory, including: development and implementation of advanced molecular assays with metagenomic samples, to include use of targeted enrichment, qPCR, library preparation, long-read
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lignocellulosic biomass, especially lignin, into value-added products. We are seeking a highly motivated Postdoctoral Researcher to join our team in advancing next-generation biomass utilization technologies
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practice to develop scholarly, collaborative physical therapists and rehabilitation scientists who advance health care and disease prevention for diverse communities in Minnesota and beyond. More information
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postdoctoral researcher to assist in the laboratory’s efforts in developing a robotic exoskeleton for the physical rehabilitation of the upper limb function. The laboratory is working on translating an advanced