85 phd-computational-mechanics Postdoctoral positions at Nature Careers in United States
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A data science postdoctoral research associate position is available in the lab of Dr. Christian Meyer Ideal candidates will have: • A Ph.D. in bioinformatics, computational biology, mathematics
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underlying sleep, a fundamental and evolutionary conserved behavior. We are studying the homeostatic and circadian mechanisms regulating sleep, and also have deep interest in understanding the functions
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single-cell genomics, epigenetics, and imaging technologies with computational approaches to unravel the mechanisms of immune cell fate decisions in health and disease. As a postdoctoral researcher, you
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. Qualifications PhD, MD, DO, or equivalent degree. Education and research experience in the areas of outcomes research. Successful applicants will have demonstrated success in research, scholarship, and/or grant
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postdoctoral research position is opening to study the mechanisms underlying the response of luminal breast cancers to endocrine and cell cycle targeted therapies ● The project will involve development and
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The Nima Sharifi Laboratory is seeking to recruit outstanding postdoctoral associates with aprimary interest in the fundamental mechanisms of human biology, biochemistry, metabolism, genetics
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The Wistar Institute has an opening for a Post-Doctoral Fellow to join the laboratory of Dr. Yulia Nefedova. The Nefedova laboratory focuses on understanding the mechanisms involved in regulation
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mechanisms of virus-host interaction and their translational application. The Liang lab is a multi-disciplinary and highly interactive team. The successful candidate will be expected to conduct independent and
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regulation of nuclear xenobiotic receptors, (2) the mechanism of selective modulation of highly homologous drug-metabolizing enzymes. We are taking a hypothesis-driven and technology-enabled multidisciplinary
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-lab-taosheng.html ) studies: (1) the chemical regulation of nuclear xenobiotic receptors, (2) the molecular basis of signal crosstalk among nuclear receptors, and (3) the mechanism of selective