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Trinity University
Endowed Professorship in
Interdisciplinary Physics
(Posted 07/20/10)
The Department of Physics and Astronomy invites applications for the Williams Endowed Professorship in Interdisciplinary Physics, to begin in August 2011, with special emphasis on the life sciences. Requirements include a Ph.D. in Physics or a closely related field, a current tenured position at the rank of Associate Professor or higher, and a distinguished record of teaching and research.
Respond by: December 14, 2010
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PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITY
Center for Neural Engineering in the Department of Engineering Science and Mechanics
Postdoctoral position
(Posted 07/06/10)
Postdoctoral position to work with Dr. Patrick Drew, Assistant Professor in the Center for Neural Engineering starting in the summer/fall of 2010. The lab is interested in the control, dynamics and development of cerebral blood flow and uses two-photon microscopy, electrophysiology and intrinsic optical imaging.
Respond by: not announced
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UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO
Postdoctoral Fellow
(Posted 04/01/10)
A POSTDOCTORAL FELLOWSHIP is
available to study ion channel structure and function.
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UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND
School of Medicine
(Posted 03/11/10)
We are seeking highly qualified POSTDOCTORAL FELLOWS
to study ion channel physiology at the University of
Maryland School of Medicine in Baltimore.
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Stanford University,
School of Medicine
(Posted 01/29/10)
Postdoctoral position to work with an interdisciplinary biophysics/neuroscience team (Maduke, Newsome, Pauly laboratories) at Stanford University. Research will involve studying the mechanism by which focused ultrasound affects bilayer properties and channel gating.
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Washington University
Medical School,
Department of Developmental Biology
(Posted 01/15/10)
Postdoctoral Position
An NIH-funded position in cellular/molecular neurophysiology
is presently available to study (in collaboration with
David Ornitz, M.D., Ph.D.) the role of the intracellular
fibroblast growth factor 14, FGF14, in the regulation
of neuronal excitability.
Respond by: not announced
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South Dakota State
University,
Center for Biological Control and Analysis by Applied
Photonics (BCAAP),
Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry
(posted 12/16/09)
1-2 year postdoctoral appointment in the
Center for Biological Control and Analysis by Applied Photonics
(BCAAP), Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry, South
Dakota State University. The project involves single-particle
FRET measurements of the cardiac myofilament and the development
of high-resolution spatial imaging instrumentation.
Respond by: not announced
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Stanford University,
Department of Bioengineering
(posted 12/03/09)
An opportunity is available in the lab
of Professor
Michael Lin in the Stanford University Departments
of Pediatrics and Bioengineering for a postdoctoral scholar
to develop and apply chromophore-containing proteins for
sensing cellular physiology.
Respond by: not announced
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University of California, Davis,
School of Medicine
Department of Physiology
and Membrane
Biology
The Department of Physiology and Membrane
Biology, at the University of California, Davis School
of Medicine, seeks to fill two, tenure-track, entry-level
faculty positions at the Assistant Professor level as
part of our Membrane Biology Initiative.
Respond by: November
30, 2009
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Faculty Positions
MDIBL invites applications for independent faculty
positions at the assistant,
associate and full professor level.
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