Visiting Fellow
Join a translational research lab investigating blood pressure regulation and hypertension.
Best for:Researchers with experience in translational cardiovascular biology and animal models of hypertension.
Overview
The Wainford Lab at Emory University is seeking a Visiting Fellow to contribute to translational research on blood pressure regulation. The position focuses on the physiological impacts of dietary salt intake and aging using both animal models and human samples. The successful candidate will engage in data management, analysis, and project execution under the mentorship of Dr. Richard Wainford. This role offers exposure to a wide range of integrated techniques, including molecular biology, histology, and behavioral analysis.
What you'll do
- Participate in ongoing translational research projects within the laboratory.
- Perform data maintenance, compilation, and statistical analysis.
- Execute experiments using integrated whole-animal, genetic, and molecular biology techniques.
- Collaborate effectively with faculty, research staff, and students.
- Conduct histological and behavioral assessments as part of research hypotheses.
Requirements
Degree required: Relevant degree in biological or biomedical sciences
Language: English
Instruction: English
- Experience with animal models of hypertension
- Proficiency in molecular biology techniques
- Competence in data management and analysis
- Ability to work in a laboratory environment with animal subjects
Funding & terms
How to apply
Interested candidates should apply through the official Emory University portal via the provided external link. Ensure all required documentation is prepared for submission.
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