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://sites.duke.edu/yanglab/). Be part of a dynamic, interdisciplinary team working to unravel the unknown functions of membrane ion channels and lipid transporters in human health. Develop novel therapeutic approaches
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on performance and funding. If interested, please contact Erika Juhlin (erika.juhlin@duke.edu). Provide scientific input for research activities such as proposal and manuscript development, project management
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cultured human and rodent cardiomyocytes, engineered heart tissues, and animal models of heart development and disease. Specifically, you will engage in basic science and applied research to explore
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analyzing the institutional landscapes for Manoomin governance, identifying opportunities for integrating sovereignty-affirming knowledge practices into policymaking, and develop strategies and capacity
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required. There will be significant opportunities for professional growth and career development activities. Duke is an Affirmative Action / Equal Opportunity Employer committed to providing employment
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ma yinclude teaching responsibilities. The appointment is generally preparatory for a full time academic or research career. The appointment is not part of a clinical training program, unless research
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keratinocyte differentiation and cancer biology utilizing cultured cells and animal models of skin diseases. Responsibilities include: Development of new and implementation and modification of existing
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for interdisciplinary collaboration offered at Duke. The Postdoctoral Associate will be expected to prepare and publish first-authored articles in peer-reviewed scientific journals. Opportunities may be available
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research studies related to DBS, virtual reality, and trauma therapy. · Collaborate with Dr. Suthana and other team members to develop research protocols and methodologies. · Collect, process, and interpret
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, creative, individual to pursue applications in ultrasound microvascular imaging in an innovative, collaborative environment. We are engaged in both development of super-resolution ultrasound imaging and its