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. Building on our prior work (PMID: 35969037, PMID: 36662852) we aim to explore how recognition of photoreceptors outer segments or dying cells maintains homeostasis, results in inflammation and degeneration
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. This position is designed to recruit two highly motivated postdocs with a strong background in molecular biology or virology to support studies on Epstein-Barr virus (EBV) oncology. Individuals should be open to
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) whilst increasing diversity.” Satisfy requirements of the training grant outlined in appointment letter and continue to make progress on research. Attend the IRACDA 3-day annual conference. Restrictions
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-foundation-launches-collaboration-on-ecological-neuroscience/ ). Collaborative Network You will engage with a global team of scientists, including but not limited to: • Jan Zimmermann (University of Minnesota
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host interactions through network analysis, machine learning. - Ability to map microbial genes to biochemical pathway analysis - Excellence in research, communication and collaboration skills, as
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Statistical Research Data Center (FSRDC) network). Diversity and inclusion are core values of MPC. We aspire to create a team that represents the diversity of our city, our region, and our world, and to create
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gap between how artificial and real networks learn. The Department of Neuroscience at the University of Minnesota is home to a strong and collaborative community studying motor learning and motivational
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, Center for Posted Date 05/30/2025 Job Title Assistant Professor Job ID 368525 Location Twin Cities Department OBGYN Gen Obstetrics & Gyn Posted Date 05/29/2025 Job Title Connecting Bridges PostDoc Job ID
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musculoskeletal biology; all of these groups offer regular seminars, journal clubs and social/networking events. Responsibilities: • Planning, execution, analysis, documentation and communication of novel research
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a particular focus on the contraction phase of T cell responses. This position seeks to elucidate how innate immune sensors detect dying T cells, and how this process influences the resolution