73 phd-sandwitch-in-architecture-and-built-environment Postdoctoral positions at Duke University
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, we found that GAA deficiency in PD resulted in engorged lysosomes which significantly disrupted AT1 and AT2 cellular architecture. Lysosomes are an essential component of autophagy which is important
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multiple affiliations. Be You. The Department of Pharmacology & Cancer Biology seeks a Postdoctoral Associate to join Dr. David MacAlpine's research laboratory. Minimum Requirements: - PhD in Molecular
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scanning, analyzing data, presenting at conferences, and publishing papers, as well as helping PhD students with the same tasks. Approximately 70% effort will be dedicated to personal projects and 30
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cancer and aging settings with CODEX multiplexed imaging. Required Qualifications at this Level Education/Training PhD Experience See job description for requirements. Skills See job description for
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screening, and next generation sequencing technologies to study the behavior of tissues at single cell level. We offer an inspiring intellectual, collaborative and multidisciplinary research environment
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Postdoctoral Researcher to work on projects related to digital holography and optical coherence tomography. Candidates should have a PhD in electrical or biomedical engineering or related disciplines with
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biology. This NIH-funded position is available to study the role of nuclear pore proteins in the regulation of chromatin architecture during neuronal differentiation. The successful candidate will have a
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collaboratively, and a compelling explanation of how humanistic methods will be used in the completion of the year-long project. Candidates are expected to hold a PhD in a humanistic field at the time of
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. Department of Pharmacology & Cancer Biology is looking for a Postdoctoral Associate to work alongside Dr. Chris Chidley in research projects. Minimum Requirements: PhD in Pharmacology, Molecular Biology, or
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● Prior involvement in LSST DESC, Roman PITs, or similar large collaborations Environment and Collaboration: The Duke Cosmology Group is part of a vibrant research community with strengths and presence in