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well as developing new targeted therapies for hematological malignant diseases and cancers. Our research involves experiments with various biochemistry and molecular techniques, genomic approaches, and genetic and
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, , Annals of Surgery, etc. If you are interested, please send your CV directly to Dr. Goel at ajgoel@coh.org. Development of cell-free DNA (mutation and methylation), RNA, and exosomal-based liquid assays
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developing drugs for the treatment of cancer, vascular anomalies, macular degeneration and glaucoma. The group is dedicated to identifying novel targets, pursuing high throughput screening of therapeutics and
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collaborate closely with computational partners. Write manuscripts, prepare figures, and present at lab/departmental meetings and national/international conferences Help mentor students/technicians. (~70% wet
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genetic models. This position will particularly suit candidates who are willing to develop new, long-term, scalable projects that fits within the remit of the lab. You will be responsible for: Development
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The Postdoctoral Fellow for the Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology will be responsible for contributing to the development and application of advanced proteomic technologies
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clinical trials, correlative tissue biomarker analysis, genomics studies. Skills or ability to apply computational approaches and implementation of bioinformatics methods is desired. Developing independence
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months, carry a $75,000/year stipend, and include a $15,000 allowance to cover expenses related to independent research endeavors, training, and professional development. All Fellows will receive
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team is seeking a highly motivated candidate with skills and understanding in antigen presentation utilizing bioinformatics tools to be applied to vaccine development utilizing viral vectors
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metabolites in these dynamics. The successful candidate will lead a project to develop novel sensors for intravital microscopy to study how these metabolites drive population dynamics. The Jacobsen laboratory