Duke University
The Heaton Laboratory at Duke University School of Medicine is seeking a motivated Research Scholar to investigate influenza virus disease mechanisms and interventions using high-throughput genomic screening, primary cell culture, and animal models. This 100% grant-funded, temporary position is ideal for recent Ph.D. graduates passionate about science and willing to contribute to impactful research in a collaborative training environment.
Duke University is a private research university in Durham, North Carolina, offering rigorous undergraduate, graduate, and professional programs. It houses prominent schools of medicine, nursing, engineering, law, business, and public policy alongside Duke Health and multiple research institutes that translate discovery into clinical care and industry partnerships. Duke emphasizes interdisciplinary scholarship, global engagement, and innovation across the sciences, arts, and humanities, attracting selective students and faculty from around the world. Its Research Triangle location fosters collaboration with nearby universities, hospitals, and technology companies.
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2018
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