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the REVEAL project, in which vagus nerve implant patients will be stimulated with various settings, and corresponding responses will be collected across body systems. Multiple types of computational and
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of Otolaryngology) and Dr. Hubert Lim (Departments of Biomedical Engineering and Otolaryngology) to design, test, and validate advanced auditory stimulation strategies and neurotechnology solutions. Key
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studies About the Department The Saint Anthony Falls Laboratory is a globally recognized hub for pioneering research in experimental and computational fluid mechanics, hydrology, and earth-surface dynamics
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procedures to engineer, manipulate, and phenotype yeast cells. They will perform molecular, genetic, and microbiology techniques and will be expected to select and adapt methods to meet specific research needs
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. Target Validation and Molecular Engineering – 20% • Use shRNA/CRISPR gene-targeting approaches to validate novel targets identified through secondary, custom-designed siRNA library screening. Laboratory
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ability to design research projects and publish results in a timely fashion. Preferred Qualifications: Experience supervising other researchers. Experience with Genome Engineering platforms and with viral
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. About the Department The School of Mathematics, located in the heart of the University of Minnesota's College of Science and Engineering, features over sixty faculty and more than 120 graduate students
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Qualifications Doctoral degree in cell biology or molecular biology with extensive experience in cloning, protein purification, enzymatic assays and genetic engineering, with demonstrated knowledge on signal
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biology, molecular biology, cryopreservation and tissue engineering to join our team for a newly funded project. In this role, you will have the opportunity to contribute to broad research projects focused
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participating in the joint weekly colloquium series with the History of Science, Technology, and Medicine Program, as well as special events (e.g., academic workshops). Additionally, in consultation with