95 verification-computer-science Postdoctoral positions at Nature Careers in United States
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Center devoted solely to children. Our 300 faculty work across the spectrum of basic, translational, clinical, and population science in a highly collaborative multidisciplinary environment that includes a
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) to integrate these data with computational models. Requirements: We are looking for a creative and enthusiastic Postdoc (m/f/d) with in-depth experience in chromatin biology, gene regulation, and genomics
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. amino acid and lipid metabolism), signaling pathways (e.g. mTOR and nutrient signaling), and systems-level regulatory networks that regulate basic T cell and dendritic cell biology and antitumor immunity
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on the disease mechanisms underlying inherited retinal degeneration and hearing loss, the cell biology of photoreceptors and hair cells, and potential treatments. We utilize mouse models and various approaches in
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applicants who wish to pursue research specifically in the following areas: (1) Embryonic stem cell biology. (2) Chromatin and gene regulation. (3) Mouse development. Specifically we are interested in
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Two postdoctoral research positions are available in the laboratory of Tatyana Pestova and Christopher Hellen at the State University of New York Downstate Health Sciences University in Brooklyn, NY
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. Background in molecular biology, cloning, immunology (multi-color flow cytometry) and animal work (cancer or cardiovascular) are desired. The candidate will receive mentoring to prepare them for future careers
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trainees are able to learn from clinical and basic science investigators who work in close proximity and interact regularly to translate scientific discoveries into improved therapies for children. If you
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genetics and molecular biology. Salary: 65K-72K/year To apply: Please email your CV and a short cover letter summarizing your experience or interest in our lab, along with the contact information of two
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for a Post-Doctoral Fellow to study stem cell biology in colitis and lymphoblastic leukemia using state-of-the-art techniques such as 3D platform and respective animal models; and dissecting the molecular