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radiology and trauma surgery experts in the field. For this position, we are looking specifically for candidates with experience developing web-based interactive user interfaces for the above tools
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the gut microbiome’s role in immune tolerance development. Our lab integrates multi-omics microbiome analyses, microbial genetics, experimental models, and clinical cohorts to investigate mechanisms by
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in bioinformatics, molecular microbiology, and/or microbial ecology/evolution to apply. Qualifications Key areas: * Metagenomic and metatranscriptomic sequencing analysis * Single-cell RNA-seq and
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to experience preterm birth, among other adverse health outcomes. We welcome applicants with backgrounds in bioinformatics, molecular microbiology, and/or microbial ecology/evolution to apply. Qualifications Key
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of Diagnostic Radiology & Nuclear Medicine at University of Maryland School of Medicine has an opening for MRI Scientists with a background in pulse sequence development and/or reconstruction techniques. The MRI
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experience, the applicant can expect to receive career mentoring from faculty of various backgrounds (clinical and fundamental science) in developing a research program, writing research proposals, and to
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to screen for effective drug therapies to combat these and other CaV 2.1 channelopathies. In addition, the successful candidate will be given opportunity to develop an independent research program
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. Dr. Burd's laboratory provides an interactive and stimulating environment as well as opportunities for growth and career development via mentorship programs, participation in conferences, or access
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Post-Doctoral Fellow - (230000RS) Job Posting: Post-doctoral Fellow – Immunology and Vaccinology Center for Vaccine Development, University of Maryland School of Medicine The Center for Vaccine
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contractility in the regulation of blood flow in development and disease models. The focus is on the myosin phosphatase (MP), a critical target of signals that regulate blood flow. Experiments will test the