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state through outreach to and engagement of our extraordinarily diverse communities. CORE VALUES: Curiosity and Discovery: encouraging an environment of continuous inquiry, creativity, and innovation
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postdoctoral associate, the candidate would have abundant opportunities to interact with members of the vibrant community with a research focus on lipid metabolism and signaling, endocrinology, respiratory
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artificial intelligence for advanced modeling and analysis. The successful candidate must be self-motivated and can think broadly and conceptually and formulate creative, sophisticated solutions to complex
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analysis, and protein-nucleic acids interactions. The candidate should be self-driven, well-organized, a strong team player, and have excellent verbal and written communication skills. Certifications
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suggestions from the PI or other lab members. Intensive work with current literature is a must. Design short-term and long-term parts of the project and experiments on your own. Be able to interact with the PI
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issues, ranging from dissecting intricate genetic interactions impacting somatosensory processing to interpreting multifaceted behavioral data in the context of genetic variations. They will be expected
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justice. We are directed by our core values of Collaboration • Creativity • Diversity • Engagement • Equity • Inclusion • Integrity • Measurability • Respect. The postdoctoral associate will work on all
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motivated and creative Postdoctoral Associate to join our new research team. This individual will have the opportunity to develop and pursue novel research directions that align with our lab’s overall
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-investigator and multi-institution collaborative interactions regarding the project. 7) Keeps abreast of all pertinent federal, state and Rutgers’ regulations, laws, and policies as they presently exist and as
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spectrometry, protein-protein interactions, recombinant expression/purification. Preferred Qualifications Equipment Utilized Must be familiar with Microsoft Office, Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator, and R. Must