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and their home countries. Job Overview The University of Cincinnati, College of Engineering and Applied Science invites applications for a Postdoctoral Research Fellow position in biomedical imaging
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candidate will choose to work under the mentorship of one of 11 preceptors. Areas of research include: Mechanistic studies of signaling pathways that regulate cancer cell survival and tumor growth in renal
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/wordpress/ ) at the University of Cincinnati. The post-doctoral trainee will be performing functional analysis of proteins involved in cell signaling in Trypanosoma cruzi. Dr. Lander’s recent funded NIH grant
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candidate will choose to work under the mentorship of one of 11 preceptors. Areas of research include: Mechanistic studies of signaling pathways that regulate cancer cell survival and tumor growth in renal
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/wordpress/ ) at the University of Cincinnati. The post-doctoral trainee will be performing functional analysis of proteins involved in cell signaling in Trypanosoma cruzi. Dr. Lander?s recent funded NIH grant
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of Neuroscience, biology, biochemistry or biotechnology or biomedical engineering), or the recognized terminal degree. Required Experience In-depth knowledge of specialized field, process or discipline. May require
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Degree in the field of Neuroscience, biology, biochemistry or biotechnology or biomedical engineering), or the recognized terminal degree. Required Experience In-depth knowledge of specialized field
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can be changed at any time. Required Education Bachelor's Degree. Additional Qualifications Considered MD, PhD, or MD/PhD in a relevant field (e.g., Neurosurgery, Neurology, Biomedical Sciences). Prior
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models and pharmacological methods to study the role of key signaling pathways regulating neuroinflammation and neuronal survival and function. The Post Doc Fellow will assist the Principal Investigator
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) Mechanistic studies of signaling pathways that regulate cancer cell survival and tumor growth in renal cancer (Maria Czyzyk-Krzeska) Biophysics of membrane fusion and autophagy in the regulation of chemotherapy