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pathophysiological conditions. You will have the opportunity to develop new exciting projects involving changes of bone marrow microenvironment and its impact on aging blood system; transcriptional dysregulation
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the mechanisms regulating mitochondrial fission in megakaryocytes, and will use mouse models to determine how mitochondrial fission affects platelet production and function. The other project involves developing
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collaborative, interdisciplinary environment that will support their career development. Minimum Education and/or Training: The successful candidate should have a Ph.D. in biophysics or a related discipline. The
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career development. Minimum Education and/or Training: The successful candidate should have a Ph.D. in biophysics or a related discipline. The candidate should demonstrate an academic record of excellence
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Research in the Liang Lab focuses on understanding the basic principles of cellular processes to answer key questions in cancer development and viral infectious disease. The Liang lab has an opening
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research group in Byers Eye Institute in the Department of Ophthalmology, which is led by Charles DeBoer, MD, PhD. Our aim is to develop ultra-small implantable devices to provide local drug delivery
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affects zoonotic disease dynamics and to develop targeted strategies that support policymakers in strengthening national preparedness and response. Key responsibilities The role involves conducting a
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starting July 2025, and will remain open until excellent fits are found. The successful candidate will develop and apply computational approaches to chemical datasets, with artificial intelligence/machine
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research to systematically understand cancer biology, identify diagnostic and prognostic biomarkers, and improve cancer therapy. Projects will involve the development of AI solutions, including machine
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Research Fellow, you will benefit from access to a top-tier scientific environment, a competitive stipend (24% above NIH levels), excellent health benefits, professional development, and outstanding