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% - 2%) QUALIFICATIONS Education: PhD. Degree in Chemistry, Mechanical Engineering, Materials Science, or related discipline. Experience: No post-terminal degree experience required. Experience and
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write manuscripts and present research work at scientific conferences. Credentials and Qualifications: PhD in Biostatistics/Bioinformatics, Data Science, Computer Science, Genetics or related field
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weekly lab meetings, the department seminar series, and the Ecology and Evolution discussion group. QUALIFICATIONS PhD in Biological Sciences or related field COMPENSATION Funding for this position has
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molecular mechanisms that could be targeted to develop new therapeutic approaches. Regulation of mitochondrial dysfunction, amyloid beta pathogenesis, tauopathy, and TDP-43 pathology are key areas
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mechanisms that could be targeted to develop new therapeutic approaches. Regulation of cellular signaling by hexosamine biosynthetic pathway, O-GlcNAcylation and NF-kB transcription pathways are key areas
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Cryo-ET/EM postdoctoral position immediately available in Zhu Lab at Case Western Reserve University
the opportunity to develop and apply various imaging techniques, including cryo-ET and high-resolution fluorescence microscopy, to investigate host cell defense mechanisms and pathogen adaptation within host cells
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Supervisor Name and Title: Tyler E. Miller, MD, PhD, Principal Investigator POSITION OBJECTIVE The Postdoctoral Scholar will lead innovative research projects focused on the intersection of technology
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inflammation-induced cancer. Goal is to discover novel molecular mechanisms that could be targeted to develop new therapeutic approaches. Cytokine and TLR signaling induced activation of NF-kB transcription
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molecular mechanisms that could be targeted to develop new therapeutic approaches. Regulation of cellular signaling by hexosamine biosynthetic pathway, O-GlcNAcylation and NF-kB transcription pathways are key
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, Cleveland, Ohio, USA. Our research focuses on the basic molecular mechanisms underlying cancer invasion and metastasis as well as interactions within the tumor microenvironment in major solid tumor cancers