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Department:Radiology Salary Salary:Commensurate Position Details Full/Part Time Status:Full Time Percent Time:100% Position Description: A multi-year post-doctoral position for a PhD scientist with experience in nuclear
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of the immune system in retinal degenerative disease. We utilize induced pluripotent stem cells, human donor tissue and mouse models of retinal degeneration to study the role of monocyte derived macrophages in
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microscopy techniques and image analysis (confocal, multiphoton, or other advanced imaging techniques) and/or electrophysiology. Demonstrated computational knowledge, use of ImageJ, and familiarity with a
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. Reference letters will only be solicited for the top candidates/finalists. Applicants may apply for both projects, in which case they should provide qualifications for both projects. The position is intended
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fellowship position is available for candidates who will have obtained their PhD in clinical, counseling, or school psychology and completed an APA/APPIC approved internship before September 1, 2025
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, virology, biochemistry, or related fields are encouraged to apply. Strong experience with molecular biology (e.g. cloning, mutagenesis, western blot etc.) and mammalian tissue culture is a requirement for
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candidate will have (or be soon completing) a doctoral degree in biomedical engineering, chemical engineering, pharmaceutics, or a related field. The candidate must be highly motivated with evidence of
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., Pharm.D., or M.D. in biomedical or related sciences (Chemistry, Pharmacy, Molecular Biology, Biochemistry, Pathology, Biomedical Engineering, etc.) with at least one year of bench research experience
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and will begin at a mutually agreed upon date. All qualified candidates are encouraged to apply by sending their CV with cover letter stating their current and futureresearch interests, previous
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research endeavors. MAIN DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES Maintain mammalian cell cultures in a sterile BSL-2 environment, adhering to safety protocols Generate reporter gene constructs and use in RNAi knock-down