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. The initial appointment for this position is for one years, with the potential for extension for a total appointment of up to 4 years based on interest and performance. This position is available immediately
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Reform. This NSF-funded (#2142873) project investigates the extent to which a change agent can influence reform in chemistry doctoral programs. The postdoc will be involved in designing programming
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the potential for extension for a total appointment of up to 4 years based on interest and performance. This position is available immediately and will begin at a mutually agreed upon date. All qualified
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. The initial duration of the position will be for 2 years with a possible renewal dependent upon funding and satisfactory performance. Key Areas of Responsibility: Maintain a strong awareness of current
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leaders in Psychiatry, Neurology and Neurosurgery, workshops and training programs for building grant-writing and interviewing skills, and ample funding opportunities for postdocs and graduate students
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improvement Excellent written and verbal communication skills. Proficiency with computer programs – specifically MS Office (Word, Excel, and PowerPoint). Maintain excellent lab notes and records. Demonstrated
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regeneration. Our approach is to use cutting-edge tools such as single cell genomics, epigenomics, high-resolution microscopy, novel transgenic mouse models, 3D organoid in vitro models, and customized
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experiments Design guide RNAs and use CRISPR for gene editing Design AAV vectors for gene therapy on mouse models Capture fluorescent images and quantify data Purify proteins and perform western analyses
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Contribute to ongoing experiments by suggesting new approaches or amendments to protocols Collaborate with a team of researchers at the University of Iowa, across the United States, and internationally Perform
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data to identify novel disease phenotypes. The candidates will work within a highly multi-disciplinary team of physicians, physiologists, electrical and biomedical engineers and computer scientists and