48 algorithm-development-"The-University-of-Edinburgh" Fellowship positions at University of Michigan in United States
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work independently in the design and development of small molecule candidates of biological interest in oncology and immune-suppressive agents. High proficiency in compound isolation techniques (low
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, contributing to the evolution of digital scholarship and consultation services at the University of Michigan Library in close collaboration with the university community. Your primary responsibility will be
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, operation of the scanner, data acquisition and analysis, image evaluation, and statistical analysis. The fellow will also be expected to prepare manuscripts and conference abstracts related to projects and
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of mouse model, human cell cultures, and immune profiling. This work is based in part on the findings of a recent publication from the lab on the role of NETosis in the development of CRS. https
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model studies, we aim to gain mechanistic insights into the disease pathologies and ultimately develop treatment strategies. Mission Statement Michigan Medicine improves the health of patients
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program for up to two years in which they will acquire core skills in research methods including analytic skill development, grant and manuscript writing, and project management through a combination of
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fellowships at Taubman College are among the oldest and most recognized positions of their kind, offering early career opportunities for individuals seeking to make a significant and timely development
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. Job Summary Weil Institute Postdoctoral Data Scientist Role Description The Weil Institute is in search of a Postdoctoral Fellow to develop predictive analytics that will help improve the treatment
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Statement Michigan Medicine improves the health of patients, populations and communities through excellence in education, patient care, community service, research and technology development, and through
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Apply Now Job Summary A postdoctoral position is available in the laboratory of Dr. Alan Smrcka in the Department of Pharmacology to study signal transduction processes in the heart to develop new