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machine learning—for chemical and biological applications. You will design and implement models ranging from molecular to process scales, develop model-predictive control and optimization strategies, run
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Sciences | Molecular Genetics Administration The Ambro van Hoof Lab is relocating to The Ohio State University is looking to hire a Postdoctoral Scholar to join our lab for a start date beginning or after
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malignancies with a primary focus on lung cancer. The lab has established the use of multiple high-throughput screening technologies, genomics, proteomics, epigenetics, clinical samples, and animal models
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culture, gene editing (CRISPR-based approaches), and molecular biology techniques Experience with ATAC seq, CHIP-seq, RNA-seq and bioinformatics analyses Mandatory experience working with animal models
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machine learning—for chemical and biological applications. You will design and implement models ranging from molecular to process scales, develop model-predictive control and optimization strategies, run
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spectrometry-based metabolomics, isotope tracing, and lipidomics, to dissect metabolic rewiring in lung cancer. The research will integrate patient-derived models, organoids, and in vivo tumor models. Lab Focus
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. Conducts research to characterize immunologic basis of human cancer using vitro and murine models; develops, adopts and implements new laboratory methods to achieve characterization of immunologic
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experiments in protein engineering, molecular biology, biochemistry, and next-generation sequencing (NGS). The ideal candidate will have experience with computational tools for protein modeling and design—such
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such as spatial biology, single-cell RNAseq Multiplex, etc and animal (mice) models such as humanized mice, PDX models and other models simulating human patients. Responsibilities Designs and conducts
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spatial biology, single-cell RNAseq Multiplex, etc and animal (mice) models such as humanized mice, PDX models and other models simulating patients. Responsibilities Designs and conducts research on cancer