72 parallel-processing-bioinformatics-"Multiple" Postdoctoral positions at University of Minnesota
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, joint pain, infection, and others. The Xu lab has sufficient long-term fundings (3R01s, multiple R21s and U54) as well as excellent lab environment. The Xu lab has published a number of studies in various
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protocols for molecular and cellular assays, including DNA/RNA work, immunoprecipitation, and western blotting • Analyze experimental data using appropriate statistical methods and bioinformatic tools
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: • Experience with antigen-specific immune monitoring (e.g., MHC class I tetramers) • Experience in confocal imaging, ELISA, and viral assays • Experience with bioinformatic workflows and interpretation of immune
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to generate cellular therapies to mitigate inflammation or enhance effector function. The efficacy of these engineered cells are tested in vitro and in vivo using multiple assays to address independent
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using ImageJ. • Bioinformatics is highly desirable. • Statistical data analysis and data analysis. About the Department The Masonic Cancer Center (MCC) is an NCI-designated Comprehensive Cancer Center
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, bioinformatics, proficiency in R and/or Linux command line experience work-ing with large-scale datasets, Strong communication skills, including for non-scientific audiences Pay and Benefits Pay Range: $61,008
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: Previous experience in bioinformatics, muscle biology, cell culture, flow cytometry, immunohistochemistry, and animal handling. Pay and Benefits Pay Range: $61,008 - $74,088 depending on education
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the qualification and testing of electronics for particle physics experiments. Experience in working with distributed research groups and demonstrated ability to manage multiple tasks. About the Department School
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and work in teams Demonstrated bioinformatic skills Proficiency in genomic wet lab skills Manual dexterity to work with small, delicate insects and conduct micro-dissections Pay and Benefits Pay Range
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statistical analyses, bioinformatics, command-line programming, and high performance computing clusters. Willingness and ability to occasionally work weekend hours due to study organism life cycles(<5% time