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-funded T32 Training Program is in place. Indianapolis is the capital and most populous city in the State of Indiana. It is growing economically thanks to a strong corporate base anchored by the life
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to the IU retirement benefit package. We are interested in exploring the novel functional dimensions of human long non-coding RNAs (lncRNAs) in regulating human cardiovascular development, metabolism
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. The project focuses on germinal center immunology and its applications in vaccine development, encompassing the investigation of immune mechanisms, novel vaccine development, and immunotherapy. IUSM is
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. The Division’s research activities are led by world-renowned faculty members developing innovative protocols and driving the standard of care for diseases related to Nephrology. The search committee will begin
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of the unique genetically modified animal models The Division provides a highly collaborative environment and the possibility to grow. An NIH-funded T32 Training Program is in place. Indianapolis is the capital
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opportunities exist to contribute to development and delivery of training and technical assistance activities. The fellow will receive mentorship from faculty toward the development of an independent program of
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engineering. The candidate must independently plan, develop, conduct and evaluate scientific research in a laboratory. The range of duties includes, but is not limited to: project planning, experimental design
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factors, and they will have an opportunity to develop independent focus. They will have an opportunity to collaborate with other laboratories at Indiana University Simon Cancer Center. With the
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fellow, you will be appointed at Indiana University School of Medicine and have access to a wide array of professional development and training opportunities. We are seeking candidates with a passion for
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relevant to liver disease. Maintain accurate and detailed research records, analyze data, and prepare findings for publication in peer-reviewed journals. Present research findings at scientific meetings