得克萨斯大学烧伤后感染治疗研究博士后岗位
日期：2008-05-23
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InstitutionUniversity of Texas - Medical BranchPositionPostdoctoral position to study post burn inflammation PI3K signaling and stem cell therapyLocationGalveston TXDate PostedMay 22th 2008Date Expire ...
Institution
University of Texas - Medical Branch
Position
Postdoctoral position to study post burn inflammation, PI3K signaling,and stem cell therapy
Location
Galveston, TX
Date Posted
May 22th 2008
Date Expires
August 21th 2008
Tags
pi3kinase, pi3k, pik3r, ip3r, calcium, apoptosis, inflammation, stemcells, burn, tissue regeneration, gene transfer, gene therapy, cellularregeneration, regenerative medicine, postdoc, galveston, texas,molecular biology, cell biology, postdoctoral, university of texasmedical branch, and kinase
Description
A post-doctoral position is immediately available for a highly motivatedindividual to study the molecular basis of inflammation and tissueregeneration following a burn injury. Single cell / molecule imaging,live cell imaging, kinase assays, transfection, siRNA techniques, andgeneration of transgenic mouse models are being used to elucidate therelationship between the PI3K signaling pathway and the response toburn. Candidates with PhDs in any field are encouraged to apply providedthey have a comprehensive range of technical skills in biochemistry/cellbiology/molecular biology. This position is funded by an NIH fellowshiprequiring the candidate to be a US citizen or permanent resident (greencard holder). The successful candidate will be self-motivated,productive and fluent in spoken and written English. The University ofTexas Medical Branch offers competitive salaries, medical and dentalbenefits, retirement savings plans, and vacations/holidays. Theopportunity for advancement to faculty track within 2-3 years exists forcandidates who become successful team members with our group.
Interested candidates should forward a CV and a one page (or less)description of why you would be a good match for this research programvia email. This is a NIH and Shriners Hospital for Children funded,multiple year position.
Contact
Marc G Jeschke, MD, PhD
Coordinator of Research
Shriners Hospital for Children and
Department of Surgery
University of Texas Medical Branch
Galveston, TX 77555-1220
Tel: 409-770-6742
Email: majeschk@utmb.edu
University of Texas - Medical Branch
Position
Postdoctoral position to study post burn inflammation, PI3K signaling,and stem cell therapy
Location
Galveston, TX
Date Posted
May 22th 2008
Date Expires
August 21th 2008
Tags
pi3kinase, pi3k, pik3r, ip3r, calcium, apoptosis, inflammation, stemcells, burn, tissue regeneration, gene transfer, gene therapy, cellularregeneration, regenerative medicine, postdoc, galveston, texas,molecular biology, cell biology, postdoctoral, university of texasmedical branch, and kinase
Description
A post-doctoral position is immediately available for a highly motivatedindividual to study the molecular basis of inflammation and tissueregeneration following a burn injury. Single cell / molecule imaging,live cell imaging, kinase assays, transfection, siRNA techniques, andgeneration of transgenic mouse models are being used to elucidate therelationship between the PI3K signaling pathway and the response toburn. Candidates with PhDs in any field are encouraged to apply providedthey have a comprehensive range of technical skills in biochemistry/cellbiology/molecular biology. This position is funded by an NIH fellowshiprequiring the candidate to be a US citizen or permanent resident (greencard holder). The successful candidate will be self-motivated,productive and fluent in spoken and written English. The University ofTexas Medical Branch offers competitive salaries, medical and dentalbenefits, retirement savings plans, and vacations/holidays. Theopportunity for advancement to faculty track within 2-3 years exists forcandidates who become successful team members with our group.
Interested candidates should forward a CV and a one page (or less)description of why you would be a good match for this research programvia email. This is a NIH and Shriners Hospital for Children funded,multiple year position.
Contact
Marc G Jeschke, MD, PhD
Coordinator of Research
Shriners Hospital for Children and
Department of Surgery
University of Texas Medical Branch
Galveston, TX 77555-1220
Tel: 409-770-6742
Email: majeschk@utmb.edu
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