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Posted by Hilary Ashe, on 16 March 2023
A postdoctoral research associate position is available in Hilary Ashe’s lab at the University of Manchester. The BBSRC funded position is available to study the extracellular regulation of BMP signalling in the ...Posted by Kristin Gribble, on 12 March 2023
Position Summary: A postdoctoral research position is available in the laboratory of Dr. Kristin Gribble at the Marine Biological Laboratory, Woods Hole, MA. The Gribble lab studies the mechanisms and ...Posted by the Node, on 9 March 2023
One of our favourite giveaways here at the Node is our collection of postcards. With our supplies dwindling (they are a crowd-favourite at meetings!), we are planning to reprint the ...Posted by Sofie Mohlin, on 9 March 2023
The research The lab (https://tide.blogg.lu.se/molecular-physiology/) led by Sofie Mohlin focuses on the (patho)physiology of healthy embryogenesis and tumor initiation. We want to understand how childhood cancer forms during neural crest ...Posted by Eva-Maria Collins, on 7 March 2023
We invite applications for a postdoctoral position in biological physics to work in the Collins lab in the Biology Department at Swarthmore College. We are an interdisciplinary group of undergraduate ...Posted by Vilaiwan Fernandes, on 4 March 2023
Postdoc 1: Timing and coordinating neuronal specification with commitment Neuronal differentiation is driven by dramatic changes in gene expression, which are precisely timed during development. This project aims to understand (1) ...Posted by Andrea Ditadi, on 28 February 2023
The goal of our lab at the San Raffaele – Telethon institute for Gene Therapy (SR-TIGET) in Milan is to study the regulation of blood cell emergence during human embryonic ...Posted by Mounia Lagha, on 28 February 2023
image for job add Project: Coordination between transcription and translation dynamics In eukaryotes, the classical view of the central dogma assumes that transcription and translation are unconnected processes. However, ...Posted by cornelisond, on 26 February 2023
The Cornelison lab at the University of Missouri is recruiting 1-2 postdoctoral researchers to work on NIH-funded projects investigating the role of Eph:ephrin signaling in muscle differentiation, fusion, and quiescence. ...Posted by Alessandro De Simone, on 10 February 2023
We are looking for outstanding and highly motivated scientists to perform research at the intersection of physics and developmental biology in the lab lead by Prof. De Simone (funded position). We are ...