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neuroscience approaches in rodent non-contingent and self-administration models of opioid exposure. Research will use Wild Type and orexin-cre rats, local microinjections of DIO viral vectors into brain
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will conduct research on the health impacts of climate change, with a focus on vector-borne diseases in the Amazon and Congo Basins. Projects may expand to include other diseases or geographic regions
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. Experience in molecular cloning and working with lentiviral vectors is essential and working with CRISPR editing tools is essential. Experience working with 3D cell line models is preferred. Experience with
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behavior assays, CNS trauma surgery, viral vector production, imaging, genomics, and biochemical assays. Qualified candidates are encouraged to apply via this posting and include a current CV including names
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, Bloodborne/Airborne Pathogens/Recombinant DNA/Viral Vectors Shift Monday to Friday 8am to 5pm (40 hrs/week), plus evenings & weekends as needed. Job Summary The Markey Cancer Center is recruiting for a Post
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behavior assays, CNS trauma surgery, viral vector production, imaging, genomics, and biochemical assays. Qualified candidates are encouraged to apply via this posting and include a current CV including names
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real-time vector-borne disease risk assessment in low resource areas. The postdoctoral fellow will be directly responsible for the development of adaptive predictive models for nowcasting vector-borne
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real-time vector-borne disease risk assessment in low resource areas. The postdoctoral fellow will be directly responsible for the development of adaptive predictive models for nowcasting vector-borne
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epidemiological modeling. Prior experience with mathematical modeling of vector-borne disease and gene drive control systems. Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities Programming skills in R or Python. Ability to work
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experiments, such as, but not limited to: PCR, gateway cloning, restriction digest and T4 ligation, Sanger sequencing of plasmid vectors, CRISPR guide RNA generation, immunohistochemistry/fluorescence, Western