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interdisciplinary team focused on developing polymers for antimicrobial applications. The successful candidate will be responsible for the design and synthesis of novel polymeric materials and will lead efforts to
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., UK Biobank, ABCD, ENIGMA, HBCD and etc). A key focus of our research is understanding how early life stress shapes brain development, cognitive functioning, and dimensional aspects of psychopathology
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., UK Biobank, ABCD, ENIGMA, HBCD and etc). A key focus of our research is understanding how early life stress shapes brain development, cognitive functioning, and dimensional aspects of psychopathology
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data, including neuroimaging, genomics, and transcriptomics (e.g., UK Biobank, ABCD, ENIGMA, HBCD and etc). A key focus of our research is understanding how early life stress shapes brain development
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districts and key informants in the field. Essential Function Yes Percentage of Time 10 Job Duty Develop intervention and assessment protocols for randomized controlled trials. Essential Function Yes
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in molecular biology, genetics, Drosophila melanogaster husbandry, and fluorescence imaging approaches is required. Additionally, the successful candidate will play a major role in developing
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backgrounds; The duties will include the development of synthetic polymers and functional materials. The emphasis will be placed on understanding structure and property relationships. Polymer preparation
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the field. Essential Function Yes Percentage of Time 10 Job Duty Develop intervention and assessment protocols for randomized controlled trials. Essential Function Yes Percentage of Time 15 Job Duty Does
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potential anticancer drugs (80%). • Collect, analyze data, and report experimental data (10%) • Engage in shared duties including maintenance of instruments, lab safety and lab cleaning (5%). • Prepare weekly
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molecular/cellular studies for axonal RNA transport & translation and cell signaling; Develop pipeline for high throughput analysis for protein aggregation and axon growth using cell lines and primary neuron