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the thriving Center for Advanced Pain Studies, offering rich opportunities for collaboration with numerous other postdoctoral fellows, trainees, and faculty. Additional guidance is provided through university
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mechanistic enzymology. Established Background - Biocatalysis/Protein Engineering/Enzymology Area C: Research Focus – development and investigation of novel biocatalytic methods for asymmetric synthesis and
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mechanistic enzymology. Established Background - Biocatalysis/Protein Engineering/Enzymology Area C: Research Focus – development and investigation of novel biocatalytic methods for asymmetric synthesis and
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and perform electrochemical bench assays Develop assay chemistry for biosensors Assay material characterization Chemical characterization methods (FTIR, DLS/Zeta, UV-vis, AFM, Raman) Write reports
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real time Maintain accurate laboratory documentation using established methods Other duties as assigned Essential Knowledge, Skills & Abilities Function independently to organize and conduct highly
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complex techniques, methods, and procedures. The associate will also plan and execute experimental details in accordance with established research protocols. This position is housed in the Department
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documentation using established methods Other duties as assigned Essential Knowledge, Skills & Abilities Function independently to organize and conduct highly specialized and advanced experiments using
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mechanistic enzymology. Established Background - Biocatalysis/Protein Engineering/Enzymology Area C: Research Focus – development and investigation of novel biocatalytic methods for asymmetric synthesis and
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integration methods across disparate data streams. Essential Duties and Responsibilities Position will collaborate with scientists on developing independent research studies in brain health by: Analyzing large
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cortico-basal ganglia motor circuits. Lab techniques combine rodent behavioral training with modern neural recording and manipulation methods, including optogenetics, DREADDS, fiber photometry, and in vivo