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Appalachian State Human Performance Laboratory
Research Technician
Serve as a Research Technician for the AppState Human Performance Laboratory at the North Carolina Research Campus in Kannapolis, NC. Must be able to perform and/or assist with specialized research procedures in the Human Performance and/or Biochemistry labs.
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Interns
The Appalachian State University (AppState) Human Performance Lab (HPL) at the North Carolina Research Campus (NCRC) is looking for two or three exercise science or sports nutrition interns to join our team. The mission of the AppState-NCRC HPL is to investigate unique nutritional products as countermeasures to exercise- and obesity-induced immune dysfunction, inflammation, illness, and oxidative stress. This internship opportunity will help young scientists gain valuable experience as they move forward with their careers.
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UNC Greensboro Center for Translational Biomedical Research
Research Scientist
The position will perform grant-funded research projects related to human diseases, including method development and biological applications proteomics and operation of LC-MS instrumentation.
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Research Scientist
The position will perform grant-funded research projects, including experimental design, sample preparation, data acquisition, data analysis and interpretation, research presentation at national/international meetings, manuscript preparation, and grant proposal preparation.
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Research Scientist
The position will perform grant-funded research projects related to human diseases, including method development and biological applications of metabolomics and lipidomics and operation of LC-MS instrumentation.
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Post Doctoral Fellow
The position is expected to focus on lipidomics and metabolomics studies of human diseases, using state-of-the-art instrumentation and tools for biomarker discovery/validation and a better understanding of the pathogenic mechanism of human disease.
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Post Doctoral Fellow
The position is expected to focus on proteomics studies of animal models of human diseases, using state-of-the-art instrumentation and tools for biomarker discovery/validation and a better understanding of the pathogenic mechanism of human disease.
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Research Technician
Perform laboratory and investigative procedures by carrying out a variety of routine experimental techniques, including protein digestion and clean up, metabolite and lipid extraction from biofluid and tissue samples, mammalian cell culture, analytical methods such as HPLC, LC-MS.
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NC State Plants for Human Health Institute
Research Scholar
Dr. Iorizzo’s lab at NC State University’s Plants for Human Health Institute is looking for a highly motivated Research Scholar that will design, and perform advanced genetic/genomic research studies with an emphasis on quality and health-protective traits, including enhanced texture, size, chemical composition, concentrations and profiles of phytoactive compounds. Crops of interest in this project will include blueberry and carrot.
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Postdoctoral Research Scholar
The Postdoctoral Scientist will assist the Principal Investigator (Dr. Andrew Neilson) in the Plants for Human Health Institute by leading and conducting research, general laboratory management, and mentoring graduate students as appropriate. This will include conducting advanced independent and/or directed research with a focus on the interaction between plant-derived phytochemicals, the human microbiome, and nutrition/health.
Major research thrusts will involve 1) how phytochemicals are metabolized into microbial metabolites that may modulate the onset of metabolic syndrome, and 2) how individual genetic differences predict phytochemical efficacy for disease prevention, among others. The majority of work will be performed using 3 key research tools: 1) rodent models of nutrition/disease (including models of genetic diversity), 2) mammalian and/or bacterial cell culture or in vitro fecal fermentations, and 3) instrumental analysis (particularly LC-MS/MS). This will include study design, collection, and analysis of data, ensuring the quality of data, basic statistical analysis, generating tables and figures for presentation (in manuscripts and conference presentations) as it relates to impacts on human health, participation in preparation and submission manuscripts, reports and grant proposals.
UNC Nutrition Research Institute (NRI)
Medical Laboratory Specialist – HRC
The position is needed to support the Nutrition Research Institute’s Human Research Core study staff in their completion of human study-related duties. This will include phlebotomy, processing human specimen samples, recruitment and consenting for human studies, and data coordination. In addition, this position will provide support in IV starts and blood draws from an IV. This position supports the operation of the Human Research Core and any clinical studies that utilize the services that the core provides. Duties include but are not limited to, IV starts for blood draws, phlebotomy, specimen sample processing (including blood, urine, stool, saliva, and other human specimens or be willing to learn), and human study screening and consenting.
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Business Officer
The primary purpose of the Business Officer position is to manage the financial aspects of the Nutrition Research institute’s Foundation, Trust, Recharge, and Contracts/Grants accounts. In particular, the Business Officer manages both pre- and post-award grants and contracts, as well as the accounting for the institute’s trust and F&A account. This position advises on budgeting, financial projections, and fiscal planning.
Due to the increase in the number of faculty and their external funding portfolios, there has been a significant increase in comprehensive grants/contracts management complexity – both pre- and post-award. This position will report to Senior Business Officer, managing research portfolios for a determined number of faculty at NRI.
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UNC Charlotte Bioinformatics and Genomics Research and Services
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