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cause virulence. We apply interdisciplinary approaches, including genomics, metabolomics, molecular microbiology, microscopy, and pathogenesis studies using mouse models to address these questions
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Qualifications: Candidates must have recently obtained (or will obtain before starting) a PhD from a biomedical research background Experience in one or more areas of molecular cardiology, microscopy, tissue
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, microscopy, tissue culture, biochemistry, mouse physiology, or biophysics Enthusiasm and commitment to pursue novel research areas and develop new techniques and approaches Team player with an interest in
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cardiology, microscopy, tissue culture, biochemistry, mouse physiology, or biophysics. Enthusiasm and commitment to pursue novel research areas and develop new techniques and approaches. Team player with
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laboratory tests and performs laboratory testing by phlebotomy and in-house labs methods. Authorizes and delegates ordering for operations such as pharmacy, equipment, patient education materials, microscopy
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the Boolean response of the modal plasmonic processors. The candidate will develop a cw excitation / linear photo-luminescence detection scheme in collaboration with near-field optical microscopy experts in ICB
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the identification and functional study of mouse and human dendritic cell types (http://www.ciml.univ-mrs.fr/science/lab-marc-dalod/experts ), including participating to the discovery of mouse plasmacytoid dendritic
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Department Come join Dr Eoin O’Gorman’s EcoSAGE Research Group (https://ecosagelab.wordpress.com ) in the vibrant School of Life Sciences at University of Essex. This is a research active department
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maintains shared instrumentation for scanning electron microscopy (SEM), scanning probe / atomic force microscopy, optical microscopy / metrology, optical spectroscopy, elemental analysis, digital fabrication
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the tools of structural biology, biochemistry and biophysics to study proteins and protein complexes associated with these processes to elucidate how they work, and cryo-electron microscopy (cryoEM), X-ray