80 high-performance-quantum-computing Postdoctoral positions at University of Minnesota
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Non-Exempt Temporary or Casual Job ID 368515 Location Twin Cities Department OPH Lions Gift of Sight Posted Date 05/29/2025 Job Title Operation Specialist 1 Job ID 368494 Location Twin Cities Department
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-doctoral associates are University of Minnesota employees. They are receiving additional training while also performing services for the University, for which they are compensated. Note: These are not
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cellular tools (e.g., gene knockdown, qPCR) to dissect cell death sensing pathways • Perform retinal functional assessments (e.g., ERG) and gene expression analysis in RPE and photoreceptors • Perform high
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Class Acad Prof and Admin Add to My Favorite Jobs Email this Job About the Job The Hulleman Laboratory is looking for a motivated and talented postdoc for a two-year program to focus on an exciting
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of neurodegenerative disease, demyelination, and brain tumors • Perform high-dimensional flow cytometric analysis of immune cell populations in CNS tissues and peripheral compartments • Develop and refine experimental
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related to fetal origins of health disease and in particular how placenta shapes nutrient sensing of pancreatic beta-cells. We perform high fat diet (HFD) feeding studies in mice to induce weight gain