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associate position available for either or both projects listed below. Project I: Understanding coronavirus pathogenesis and transmission (zoonotic, enzootic, and pandemic). The focus of the project is to
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: Independently plan, design, and execute biomedical research experiments related to hemostasis, thrombosis, inflammation, and cardiovascular diseases. Prepare high-quality abstracts, manuscripts for publication
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prevention, intervention, and other pertinent mental health issues. The successful candidate will contribute to ongoing research projects while also pursuing their own research agenda in line with the
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hepatic biology. The project will have translational components. Expertise in liver disease models, matrix biology, bioinformatics and immunology are a plus. The Postdoctoral position is expected to build
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projects. The Montaño laboratory is collaborative and supports diversity. The candidate will be responsible for working with other researchers, graduate, and undergraduate students in the lab and participate
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prevention, intervention, and other pertinent mental health issues. The successful candidate will contribute to ongoing research projects while also pursuing their own research agenda in line with the
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Institutes of Health R01 project. The Postdoctoral Research Fellow will ensure that all experiments are appropriately conducted following all regulatory policies and procedures. Job Duties: As a postdoctoral
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will also be involved in different projects (e.g. USDA--soil health/microbiome, and funded NASA program). The major tasks will include but are not limited: 1. USDA--soil health/microbiome Perform soil
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for either or both projects listed below. Project I: Understanding coronavirus pathogenesis and transmission (zoonotic, enzootic, and pandemic). The focus of the project is to understand the molecular
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research projects. Dr. DiPaolo is a Professor and Chair in the Department of Molecular Microbiology and Immunology (MMI). MMI houses a diverse variety of research groups studying virology, innate and