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Molecular lab, within the Stead Family Department of Pediatrics, is seeking a postdoctoral scholar to contribute to clinical case analysis and development and validations of new tests. The lab utilizes
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related discipline. A strong background in experimental design and analysis is required. Certifications: N/A Desirable Qualifications: Expertise in microbiology and immunology is highly desirable
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isolation and culture lung cell populations Common techniques in biochemistry, cellular and molecular biology Bulk and single cell genomics and analysis Tissue processing and staining Cell/tissue imaging
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develop therapies for genetic eye disorders. The candidates will be responsible for the designing experiments, generating data, data analysis, presenting research findings at scientific meetings, writing
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: Excellent organizational and time-management skills Demonstrated proficiency in microscopy techniques with an emphasis on data analysis Solid background in cellular metabolism Experience in both bacterial and
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cell technology. Experience with RNA sequencing, gene editing (CRISPR-Cas9), single particle imaging, and large data set analysis. Proficiency in programming languages like R, python, Matlab Online
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. Experience with rodent behavioral assays and analysis. Experience in molecular techniques such as RNAseq and in situ hybridization. Experience in optogenetics, fiber photometry, or in vivo calcium imaging
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-cancer pharmacology Experience working with large datasets Experience with bioinformatic approaches, including the analysis of next-generation sequencing data sets Experience with CRISPR-based approaches
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editing Molecular biology and bioinformatics/analysis of next generation sequencing data sets Analyzing genetic mouse models and analyzing xenograft/orthotopic mouse models Various injections in vivo
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well as features representing regional function; developing and testing methods for regional blood flow and ventilation; and utilizing output of quantitative image analysis methods together with subject demographic