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the predetermined research scope and methodology, conduct research in the field of mammalian paleontology. ● Collect and analyze data, including periodical/literature search and utilizing specialized skills in
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Beatrice Laufer Center for Physical and Quantitative Biology. The Laufer Center is a hub for research in physical and quantitative biology at Stony Brook University. Our aim is to advance biology and
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transduction, or protein-protein interaction. Computer skills in data and statistical analyses are required. A proven record of productivity as demonstrated by recent first author publications in leading peer
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. Essential for this role is the adeptness to work independently as well as part of a team with a collaborative approach to problem-solving. Specific Duties: ● Within the predetermined research scope and
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of Stony Brook University. * Within the predetermined research scope and methodology, conduct research experiments in the field of pharmaceutical science and drug delivery systems. * Collect and analyze data
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murine disease model to analyze neuropathogenic mechanisms. ● Perform POWV experiments and data analysis following in primary cells and cell lines in BSL2/BSL3, and following murine infection in ABSL3
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experience in molecular and cellular biology, including primary cell culture, imaging, and statistical data analysis. ● Demonstrated ability to independently design, execute, and analyze experiments
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: The successful individual will be appointed as a Postdoctoral Associate in the Division of Nephrology, Department of Medicine . The overall research goal of the laboratory is to study mechanisms involved in
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the department of Medicine and Cancer Center at Stony Brook University. ACER2 is a member of the alkaline ceramidase (ACER) family, originally identified in humans by the Mao lab. The lab previously demonstrated
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Dr. Cungui Mao's laboratory in the department of Medicine and Cancer Center at Stony Brook University. ACER2 is a member of the alkaline ceramidase (ACER) family, originally identified in humans by