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, the Postdoctoral Associate will be expected to prepare manuscripts for publication, present research at local and national meetings, and contribute to grant applications and reporting. The Postdoctoral Associate
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Investigator, the Postdoctoral Associate(s) will be responsible for the performance and analysis of experiments focused on development and function of novel immune cells. Our research focuses on development and
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processes, etc., to develop the skills necessary to perform the required functions. Understands and adheres to Rutgers’ compliance standards as they appear in RBHS’s Corporate Compliance Policy, Code
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, and dissemination of results. The research program is focused on understanding prenatal determinants, such as extracellular vesicles and steroid hormones, that shape brain development and behavior
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. Treat populations adversely affected by chemical exposures. Develop educational tools describing relative risks of chemical exposures. Contribute to public policies related to environmental and
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, the Postdoctoral Associate will perform research centered around our lab’s investigation of wound healing, salivary gland development and regeneration, and saliva-bacteria interactions. The Postdoctoral Associate
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Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Pharmaceutical Engineering, or other related disciplines. The center’s research mission is to develop a scientific foundation for optimal design of structured organic
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health technologies. This role offers an exciting opportunity to work on developing and validating models for wearable sensors aimed at improving human movement, rehabilitation, and fitness engagement
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electro-physiological experiments. The postdoc(s) will participate in lab meetings, research in progress seminars, and presentations at conferences. They will prepare manuscripts based on their research
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mechanism of CRISPR-associated nucleotide signaling. We also aim to develop innovative tools for fast and sensitive nucleic acid detection and the diagnosis of human disease, using insights gained from our