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, dissemination of research through publications, and mentoring PhD students. The labs’ extensive collaborative networks, both nationally and internationally, span various disciplines, offering diverse applications
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experience, mouse colony management, tissue collection and processing for molecular biology analysis. Molecular Biology: Western blot, Immunoprecipitation, Northern blot, PCR, RT-qPCR, ChIP, RNA-IP, Click-IT
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science of science, network science, and natural language processing. As part of a small research team, the postdoc will help lead efforts to provide a quantitative model of global competitiveness
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on how the virus establishes latent infection with the capacity to undergo reactivation, in addition to using the virus to inform on epigenetic processes in neurons. More details about the Cliffe lab can
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to PhD students and other early-career-scholars on the research team. Support the team with data cleaning, project management, and grant submission tasks as needed. Other tasks include various writing and
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, other duties may be assigned. Minimum Requirements Qualified candidates must have a PhD in Immunology, Microbiology, Neuroscience, or a related field by the appointment start date. For additional
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from the NIDDK and focuses on investigating the role that T1D risk variants play in islet autoimmunity through advanced single-cell techniques. The lab seeks an independent, highly motivated PhD-level
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of renewal contingent upon satisfactory performance and the availability of funding. Minimum Qualifications: Education: PhD, MD, or equivalent degree is required at the start date. Experience: The ideal
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contact Hong Zhu, Professor, at hzhu2m@virginia.edu. Minimum Requirements: Doctoral degree Preferred Qualifications: PhD in biostatistics, statistics, or a related quantitative field by the appointment
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their communications Data Collection and Analysis: Collect data on the implementation process, including facilitator performance and participant feedback Analyze fidelity data to identify areas where