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. The group’s main interests are quantifying health impacts of air pollution and climate change from local to global scales using satellite data and model simulations, including developing scientific methods and
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. This position is supported by a newly NIH funded grant to study DNA repair by using cell and molecular approaches and animal models. The postdoc will design, organize and conduct specialized and advanced
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Qualifications Applicants must have fulfilled all requirements for the award of a PhD or equivalent qualification in a relevant field by the date of employment. Desired Qualifications: 1. Strong Analytical Skills
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, students and volunteer workers as needed. Oversee reagent preparation; assist with equipment maintenance, animal maintenance, ordering supplies and procurement. A Postdoctoral Associate: holds a PhD or
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tumor and patient-derived xenograft models. And the Lee lab uses various cellular and molecular biology techniques. This position will primarily conduct cancer research focused on metabolic alteration in
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tumor and patient-derived xenograft models. And the Lee lab uses various cellular and molecular biology techniques. This position will primarily conduct cancer research focused on metabolic alteration in
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pathological mechanisms of myasthenia gravis using innovative rodent models and cutting-edge technologies, and developing antigen-specific immunosuppressive therapies for the disease. The research is highly
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conferred by the start date of the position. Desired Qualifications: PhD in immunology, microbiology, molecular biology, or a closely related field Background on working with animal models Expertise
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. This position is supported by a newly NIH funded grant to study DNA repair by using cell and molecular approaches and animal models. The postdocs will design, organize and conduct specialized and advanced
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, and highly motivated postdoctoral research associate in Dr. Kenna Peusner’s research lab. This position is supported by an NIH-funded grant to study congenital vestibular disorders using a chick model