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Fellow with a PhD in Computational Biology, Bioinformatics, Biostatistics, Data Science, or a related quantitative field to join an interdisciplinary research program focused on Alzheimer’s disease (AD
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, and experimental models (including animal handling and injections). Conduct assays, sterilize equipment, and ensure compliance with safety standards. Data Analysis & Documentation Compile, process, and
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electrophoresis. Prepare and maintain culture media, reagents, and experimental models (including animal handling and injections). Conduct assays, sterilize equipment, and ensure compliance with safety standards
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of graduate and undergraduate students involved in research projects. Adhering to ethical guidelines and regulations governing research involving human subjects. KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS, AND ABILITIES Doctoral degree
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faculty and graduate students, researchers in the SLU PRiME education policy research center, and SLPS administrative staff) to conduct research on Missouri education data, SLPS data, and continue their own
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journals. Minimum Qualifications: A PhD in Neuroscience, Neurobiology, or a related field. Experience in surgical techniques, specifically MCAO, for stroke models in mice. Strong background in biochemical
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the mentorship of graduate and undergraduate students involved in research projects. Adhering to ethical guidelines and regulations governing research involving human subjects. KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS, AND ABILITIES
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management, and administration. Qualifications: Self-motivation and working independently. Data analysis skills. Trouble shooting ability. Excellent written and verbal communication skills. PhD in Virology
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commitment to faith and service. For nearly 200 years, the University has gone beyond teaching facts and figures, encouraging students to form ideas and identities. Today, SLU students are nearly 14,000 strong
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seeking funding opportunities. Engaging in interdisciplinary collaboration within the department and with external partners. Assisting in the mentorship of graduate and undergraduate students involved in