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to neurovirulence. Preferred Qualifications: PhD or Postdoc experience in Flavivirus research. Experience in BSL3 with neuropathogenic viruses and ABSL3 murine models. Two (2)- Five (5) years of molecular biology
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to neurovirulence. Preferred Qualifications: PhD or Postdoc experience in Flavivirus research. Experience in BSL3 with neuropathogenic viruses and ABSL3 murine models. Two (2)- Five (5) years of molecular biology
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culture models and mouse models to address the role of metabolism and inflammation in ocular diseases. * Manuscript writing for publication and presentation of research findings at national/international
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stability assessment methodologies to real-world wind power plants (WPPs). Work with black-box models from OEMs to develop techniques that rely on limited time-domain simulations. Disseminate research
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surgical procedures, mouse behavior, extensive knowledge of the basal ganglia and striatum and amygdala. Experience with anterograde and retrograde circuit tracing. Experience with mouse models of compulsive
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increased risk of cardiovascular complications. Using molecular and genetic techniques in transgenic murine models, MPN patient-derived induced pluripotent stem cell lines, and primary patient samples, we
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, or a closely related field. Preferred Qualification: Research experience in biomedical implants, animal models, and aging/Alzheimer’s disease. Research experience in biomaterials, neuroscience
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, preferably with applications to AI systems ● Design, analysis, and modeling of AI hardware such as deep neural network accelerators or neuromorphic computing ● Emerging AI/ML models and hardware
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culture models and mouse models to address the role of metabolism and inflammation in ocular diseases. ● Manuscript writing for publication and presentation of research findings at national
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at the British Antarctic Survey. We seek an enthusiastic and quantitative researcher to develop a mechanistic model integrating foraging energetics and movement data to assess how wind and sea ice influence giant