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Postdoctoral Fellow – Mitochondrial Microproteins & Therapeutic Innovation Lena Ho Lab | Duke-NUS Medical School, Singapore Cardiovascular & Metabolic Disorders Programme Advance scientific frontiers in one of Asia’s leading biomedical research hubs. Duke-NUS Medical School combines the academic...
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regulation” Principal Investigator AssociateProfessor Zach Gerhart-Hines “Investigating a novel secretory cell-type in adipose tissue that coordinates homeostatic control” Postdoc projects Principal
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at the intersection of statistics and epidemiology, and features an exciting case study involving novel GM and gene drive interventions for control of malaria-transmitting mosquitoes, with
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environment. The 10 innovative projects of the RTG ACME focus on the hypothesis that cell-intrinsic defense mechanisms of infected human cells can be activated or modulated to control the intracellular
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achieved by promoting a safe environment, adhering to all safety laws, policies and procedures, completing all required safety training, identifying hazards and implementing controls, reporting incidents
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, and data outputs are robust, version-controlled, and reproducible, adhering to FAIR (Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, Reusable) principles. Disseminate research findings through journal publications
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High Level (e.g. python) programming languages, Databases (SQL), development and maintaining code repositories (version control) Demonstrate Linux expertise including file systems, shell, hardware
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coding in R, Matlab and/or Python, and already adapt to using the UNIX command line and executing analyses using high performance computing cluster. Preferred qualifications: Prior experience in analyzing
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-intensive field Proficiency in Python (or R), version control, and clean code practices Experience with omics data analysis and integration Hands-on expertise in developing and fitting executable models
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-family kinases and their control of the RAS/RAF/Map kinase pathway (Park et al., Nature 2019; Park et al., Nature Communications 2023), mutational activation of EGFR in lung cancer (Jia et al., Nature 2016