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for a Senior Technician to support cutting-edge research in the development and characterization of preclinical models of epilepsy and developmental disability with the ultimate goal of identifying, and
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animal models of hemorrhagic shock and ischemia-reperfusion injury. The research also comprises methods such as immunoblotting, ELISA, real-time PCR, biochemical assays and flow cytometry. The selectee
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uses an interdisciplinary approach that integrates quantitative microscopy, live-cell imaging, molecular and cellular biology, computational analysis, and cancer model systems to investigate how
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ancillary programs. Lead complex financial modeling, forecasting, and scenario planning to support expansion, restructuring, and new program development. Collaborate closely with the Department Administrator
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, and genetically engineered mouse models of lung cancer. This is an ideal position for a highly motivated individual seeking to gain research experience in a cancer biology lab. Responsibilities Assist
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relational database environments Apply and evaluate methods from causal inference (e.g., confounding control, bias assessment, sensitivity analyses) Apply machine learning approaches for predictive modeling
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foundations of economic decision-making, using behavioral experiments and computational modeling. The program is especially interested in research that explores parallels between the cognitive mechanisms
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human tissue-on-chips for disease modeling and drug development, and generating patient-specific brain organoid to model neuropsychiatric disorders and to address opioid usage disorder. See the
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perform a wide variety of procedures pertaining to characterization of different knock-out and transgenic models of cancer and metabolic diseases. Responsibilities Perform extensive mouse breeding Perform
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Technician to join Dr. Neil Shneider?s lab in the Motor Neuron Center at Columbia University Irving Medical Center. The Senior Technician will join an ongoing research effort using novel mouse models of ALS