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experiments Perform microscopy-based imaging techniques to study membrane and vesicle trafficking Carry out DNA, RNA harvesting for single-cell sequencing and analysis. Design, plan, and troubleshoot
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literature to identify existing solutions and the problem. Lead user studies or clinician interviews. Design and conduct experiments to test hypotheses. Analyze and interpret results, present research progress
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and design experiments Ability to follow and maintain protocols when handling hazardous materials. Excellent verbal and written communication skills. Ability to maintain an accurate lab notebook and
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a Data Coordinating Center (DCC) Develop and adhere to an individual learning plan Write manuscripts and deliver presentations at national conferences Contribute to grant applications with input from
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the future of rheumatic and autoimmune disease care through discovery and innovation serving the greater Rocky Mountain region. The national ranking of our program demonstrates our commitment to providing
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stocks and equipment and be responsible for coordinating repairs when needed. Maintain laboratory records for experiments for publication methods and for others to repeat experiments. Correspond with other
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: Designing and planning research studies Performing experiments using human and rodent lens capsular bags. Cell culture experiments using human and rodent lens epithelial cells and retinal ganglion cells
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the biology and pathogenesis of acute myelogenous leukemia. The Fellow is expected to conduct research projects, to think independently, be highly motivated, design and carry out experiments, analyze data, and
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to scientific reproducibility, replicability, and transparency. Key Responsibilities: Research (85-90%) Cell culture management Methods/good laboratory notebook maintenance, documentation, and review Designing
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. Specific duties include: Design and Performance of Research Experiments (75% of Time Spent) Mechanism based discovery of cancer therapeutics. Characterization of metabolic processes of leukemia stem cells