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Address Tucson, AZ USA Position Highlights The Lunar & Planetary Laboratory at the University of Arizona has an opening for a Postdoctoral Research Associate I in the field of modeling of planetary
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models, histology, cell culture, differential expression analyses, and molecular biology assays, our lab studies the molecular mechanisms that regulate metabolic processes and iron homeostasis both in
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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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to evaluate their therapeutic potential for neurotrauma. We are particularly interested in candidates who have research experience in small animal models related to spinal cord injuries. The applicant is
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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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both rodent models and the human disease. They have recently discovered alterations in the expression and localization of key drug transporters in NASH resulting in altered disposition of drugs and
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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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Qualifications Preference will be given to applicants with documented experience conducting agrivoltaics research, working within a convergent research setting, and using spatio-temporal models. Experience working
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work will focus on the modeling and interpretation of transiting exoplanet and host star data from JWST, and the upcoming Pandora mission. The Eyes on the Stars JWST Archival program aims to study host
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, contributing to the development of innovative spatio-temporal analysis and engineering challenges associated with uncertainty. The role supports collaborative investigations, model development, and experimental