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are formed in bone-conduction. We perform intracochlear measurements of sound pressures and vibrations in human cadaveric ears. We develop circuit network models and finite element models to assist data
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investigators. The postdoc will be housed in the Department of Pharmacology, in the Scott Hall Building of Basic Medical Sciences at Wayne State University's School of Medicine. The major thrust of the research
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Wayne State University is searching for an experienced Post Doctoral Fellow - Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences at its Detroit campus location. Wayne State is a premier, public, urban research
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computational biology/bioinformatics are preferred. The successful candidate will be expected to work independently on projects, generate and analyze data, help graduate students, and write manuscripts
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designing and performing protocols. Design and perform experiments. Collect and log research data. Participate in implementing research objectives, ensuring compliance with all legal, regulatory and protocol
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targets. The laboratory uses a rat model of methamphetamine use disorder and a variety of behavioral, molecular biology, and imaging methods in her research. The postdoctoral fellow will work in a
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of storing, processing, and retrieving information in acoustic waves that complement conventional quantum technologies. For more information about the research/project, please see: New Frontiers of Sound
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other major funding sources. Required qualifications A Ph.D. in bioinformatics, computer science, computer engineering or statistics, and excellent programming skills (R, Java, web programming
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the homeostasis. Required qualifications Ph.D. and a background in biochemistry, molecular biology or immunohistochemistry. Required application materials CV and 3 references w/ contact information. Submit
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secretion and diabetes. Required qualifications Must have a Ph.D. in a related field (e.g., biochemistry, cell biology and molecular biology). Knowledge of biochemical, cell biological and molecular