Postdoctoral Fellow: Osteo-Immune Biology in Orthopedics
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Job Description & How to Apply Below
The Roberta Faccio Lab at Washington University in St. Louis studies bone-immune interactions, focusing on molecules that regulate immune cell activation and osteoclast function in disease models such as inflammatory arthritis and cancer metastasis.
We seek a highly motivated postdoctoral researcher to join our team, contributing to experimental design, data analysis, and dissemination of findings through papers and grant reporting, in a collaborative, compliant lab environment.
This posting is for the Postdoctoral Fellow:
Osteo-Immune Biology in Orthopedics role at Washington University in St. Louis, based in MO, United States.
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Osteo-Immune Biology in Orthopedics position at Washington University in St. Louis in MO, United States.
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Osteo-Immune Biology in Orthopedics role at Washington University in St. Louis is now open for applications in MO, United States.
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