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independently. Must be highly motivated, self-driven, creative, and interactive. Preferred Qualifications Equipment Utilized Physical Demands and Work Environment Physical Demands: Must be able to work in a
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, the Postdoctoral Associate will perform research centered around our lab’s investigation of wound healing, salivary gland development and regeneration, and saliva-bacteria interactions. The Postdoctoral Associate
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, and organize multiple simultaneous projects is key. Must be able to think broadly and conceptually and formulate creative, sophisticated solutions to complex problems, prioritize workload, and work
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for the protein-membrane and protein-protein interactions required for the PA phosphatase function of catalyzing the dephosphorylation of PA to produce diacylglycerol. The ultimate goal is to identify effector
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independently. Must be highly motivated, self-driven, creative, and interactive. Preferred Qualifications Equipment Utilized Physical Demands and Work Environment Physical Demands: Must be able to work in a
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interaction methods like the split ubiquitin yeast-two hybrid method and SIM microscopy training will be needed. The individual will report directly to the laboratory Principle Investigator (PI). The position
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state through outreach to and engagement of our extraordinarily diverse communities. CORE VALUES: Curiosity and Discovery: encouraging an environment of continuous inquiry, creativity, and innovation
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collaborative environment. The candidate will be expected to exercise supervision of professional research staff including undergraduate and graduate students, to interact and report to the principal investigator
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. Posting Summary The Eastern Pacific Cloud, Aerosol, and Precipitation Experiment (EPCAPE) was designed to investigate Aerosol-Cloud Interactions and cloud brightening in California marine stratocumulus
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characterization of environmental nanoparticles and their interactions in biological and environmental systems. Duties include: Contributes towards interdisciplinary research efforts in the NAMC Center by