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Research Fellow position is available in the Department of Physiology and Biomedical Engineering. The candidate will join a project aimed at developing a "living pharmacy" platform. This platform is an
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research that advances treatment, we educate tomorrow's physician/researchers, and we work with amazing partners, including other Harvard Medical School-affiliated hospitals. Responsibilities We invite
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developing drugs for the treatment of cancer, vascular anomalies, macular degeneration and glaucoma. The group is dedicated to identifying novel targets, pursuing high throughput screening of therapeutics and
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genetic models. This position will particularly suit candidates who are willing to develop new, long-term, scalable projects that fits within the remit of the lab. You will be responsible for: Development
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The Postdoctoral Fellow for the Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology will be responsible for contributing to the development and application of advanced proteomic technologies
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biological processes by developing theory, innovative modeling tools for large-scale biophysical simulations, and computational frameworks for analyzing increasingly large and complex experimental datasets
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collaborate closely with computational partners. Write manuscripts, prepare figures, and present at lab/departmental meetings and national/international conferences Help mentor students/technicians. (~70% wet
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. The goal at CCB is to advance the understanding of fundamental and historically challenging biological processes by developing theory, innovative modeling tools for large-scale biophysical simulations, and
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historically challenging biological processes by developing theory, innovative modeling tools for large-scale biophysical simulations, and computational frameworks for analyzing increasingly large and complex
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tissue from the large brain bank at JHU to develop an integrated understanding of the disease. The ultimate goal of the BSL is to understand the biology of these diseases, to define novel biomarkers, and