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develop new experimental apparatus where knowledge of orthopedic surgery, mechanics and physics is required. This includes conceptualizing the test equipment and either supervising the construction
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to contribute to cutting-edge research on the cellular and molecular mechanisms underlying neurological diseases and disorders, including stroke, Alzheimer’s disease, and Parkinson’s disease. Our
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Under the supervision of the Vice Chair for Research in the Department of Orthopaedic Surgery this position will manage and perform research in the Biomechanics Laboratory involving mechanical
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the molecular mechanisms underlying auditory development. A strong work ethic, excellent organizational skills and a commitment to reliable timekeeping are essential. Responsibilities will include: • Mouse
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identify how stress hormones influence endolymph regulation as well as the mechanism leading to neuronal loss in Meniere’s disease. Results of this proposed work will advance our understanding of Meniere’s
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the School of Medicine. Our lab studies the mechanisms of development and aging with a particular focus on understanding the molecular and cellular pathways that may translate into novel therapeutic strategies
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the School of Medicine. Our lab studies the mechanisms of development and aging with a particular focus on understanding the molecular and cellular pathways that may translate into novel therapeutic strategies
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painting tools and brushes Skilled industry knowledge of applications and appropriate coating for metal including structures exposed to adverse weather and moisture Must be able to coordinates, plan
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Creighton University in Omaha, NE is seeking to hire a Research Assistant II for the Hong Lab. The lab studies cellular mechanisms of mouse auditory neurons under healthy and pathological conditions
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with other shops to help troubleshoot mechanical, electrical and control systems. While performing the duties of this job, the employee is regularly required to stand and walk. This position is very