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Multiscale Immune Systems Modeling . This position focuses on the development, calibration, and analysis of multiscale agent-based models (ABMs) and differential equation models for Epstein–Barr Virus (EBV
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- and post-operative management and assessment of animals after transplant (micro)surgical procedures. Experience with mouse models of survival surgery is necessary. For appropriately qualified candidates
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- and post-operative management and assessment of animals after transplant (micro)surgical procedures. Experience with mouse models of survival surgery is necessary. For appropriately qualified candidates
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inhalation exposures. We use in vitro, rodent, and non-rodent models to achieve our study objectives. We will employ various techniques/methods such as ELISA, multiplex MSD panel assays, flow cytometry, bulk
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computational models of the immune response for multi-scale epidemic models. This position offers an excellent opportunity for recent graduates interested in applying quantitative and computational methods
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program focuses on translational, laboratory-based, and mechanistic studies aimed at understanding how host-microbe interactions impact conditions such as recurrent urinary tract infections (rUTIs) and
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therapeutics will be tested in these models, such as vagus nerve stimulation and anti-inflammatory compounds. Some of these scientific questions will further address the complexity of innate immune signaling
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available to conduct research on chronic pain. Using animal pain models, behavioral tests, calcium imaging, patch-clamp, optogenetics, neuroanatomy, molecular biology, the successful candidate is expected
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in the areas of long-term care, whole-person care models, and caregiver support. Minimum Requirements: Eligible candidates should have a doctoral degree (Ph.D. or equivalent) in any of the following
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maps and model building. You should have a Ph.D. and have more than 2 years of experience in cryo-EM data processing and 3D map generation. You will work under the guidance of Dr. Maria Schumacher on a