11 experimental-fluid-mechanics Postdoctoral positions at University of Colorado in United States
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associated underlying molecular mechanisms, as well as intervertebral disc disease, such as IVD degeneration. The Postdoctoral Fellow is expected to be the project lead for several ongoing research projects
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and Performance of Research Experiments (75% of Time Spent) Mechanism based discovery of cancer therapeutics. Characterization of metabolic processes of leukemia stem cells. Use of animal model systems
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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
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diseases. By integrating large-scale genomics and clinical datasets, we aim to uncover novel disease-associated mechanisms that can inform new therapeutic and preventive strategies for precision medicine
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-Rei Yu. The postdoctoral fellow will be working in the area of immunology and pulmonary vascular diseases, studying the mechanisms involved in immune regulation of pulmonary vascular remodeling and the
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experiments independently. Analyze and interpret experimental data. Present findings in weekly lab meetings and at national/international conferences. Summarize data and present findings in weekly discussions
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Summary: The department of Ophthalmology at the University of Colorado, Anschutz Medical Campus, seeks a full-time (1.O FTE) Postdoctoral Fellow to conduct research on the biochemical mechanisms
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productivity of the group. When appropriate, supervise work of graduate students. Maintain accurate and current laboratory notebook including all experimental details. Work Location: Onsite – this role is
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collaboration (10%) Mentor and train other group members, such as graduate and undergraduate students. Pursue computational, experimental, and clinical collaborations. Career development (5%) Work with the PI
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heavily on infectious disease mechanisms, with active projects centered on bacterial proteases that manipulate host pathways and large macromolecular assemblies involved in microbial metabolism