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research models (eg. primary cell/organoid cultures, mouse models and human clinical samples) and technologies (e.g. scRNA-seq, CRISPR) are utilized in the lab. the PI is highly experienced in mentoring
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mechanisms. Cutting-edge research models (eg. primary cell/organoid cultures, mouse models and human clinical samples) and technologies (e.g. scRNA-seq, CRISPR) are utilized in the lab. the PI is highly
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. The ideal postdoctoral candidate will work both independently and in collaboration with members of our lab to work on in vitro cell culture systems and animal models. We are particularly interested in
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, demonstrated by a strong publication record: 1) bioinformatics and related areas; 2) cell and molecular biology and related areas; or 3) animal model physiology and related areas. Candidates must have a PhD, or
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record: 1) bioinformatics and related areas; 2) cell and molecular biology and related areas; or 3) animal model physiology and related areas. Candidates must have a PhD, or MD/PhD degree, and be self
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regenerative therapies for spinal cord injury. Our group, fully funded by the National Institute of Health (NIH), develops neuromodulation devices integrating advanced materials science and stem cell therapy
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of various cellular proteins in cardiac, immune and cancer metabolism, 2) role of mRNA-binding proteins in cell regeneration, and 3) characterization of cellular and mitochondrial iron homeostasis. Using mouse
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independent research on the design and fabrication of neuromodulation devices and the characterization of these devices. Collaborate with lab members to test devices in cell culture and animal model studies
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animal model experiments including assessing animal behavior, performing surgeries, tissue harvest, pathology and molecular analysis. Participate and observe in cell experiments including cell culture, PCR
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collaborations within the Department and with other units across the University. Conduct research in the field of organs-on-a-chip, which includes cell biology, tissue engineering, microfabrication, and