30 molecular-modeling-or-molecular-dynamic-simulation research jobs at University of Kentucky
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Posting Details Posting Details Job Title FWS Fall 2025, Molecular and Cellular Biochemistry Research Lab Assistant Requisition Number DU13654 Department Name 1B531:Federal Work Study Work Location
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Posting Details Posting Details Job Title FWS Fall 2025, Molecular and Cellular Biochemistry Research Lab Assistant Requisition Number DU13654 Department Name 1B531:Federal Work Study Work Location
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Posting Details Posting Details Job Title FWS Fall 2025, Molecular and Cellular Biochemistry Research Lab Assistant Requisition Number DU13654 Department Name 1B531:Federal Work Study Work Location
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Type of Position Temporary Position Time Status Full-Time Required Education PhD or Professional degree Required Related Experience molecular, cellular, and in vivo breast cancer research Required
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neuroscience, especially traumatic brain injury is preferred. Skills / Knowledge / Abilities TBI model; Neuroscience; Molecular biology Does this position have supervisory responsibilities? No Preferred
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supervision and guidance, including publications in peer-reviewed journals. · Design and perform in vivo experiments in various mouse models · Perform mouse metabolic phenotyping and data analyses (e.g. glucose
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Type of Position Staff Position Time Status Full-Time Required Education PhD Required Related Experience Experience with molecular biology techniques such as PCR/RTPCR, gel electrophoresis, DNA/RNA
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. Responsibilities include designing and conducting experiments within an interdisciplinary team, analyzing data, and presenting findings. Expertise in cell culture, biochemical and molecular biology techniques
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translational research. Experience with mouse or rat work is highly desired such as microsurgery (rodent spinal cord injury model), tissue harvesting, and behavioral tests. Previous experience in neuroscience
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on improving therapeutics for lung disease through studying the genetic and molecular basis of inflammation and airway cell differentiation. After receiving training in techniques relevant to this research