My lab is recruiting qualified individuals in the area of thrombosis/platelet biology signaling. No prior experience working with platelets is needed as full training and mentorship will be given. Strong skills in biochemistry, molecular biology, and/or animal models of vascular surgery would be advantageous. The surrounding basic research environment is exceedingly rich with 40 investigators publishing highly impactful studies, and my work at the Cleveland Clinic gives us access to patient data and specimens through institutionally-approved protocols. Our department was ranked #1 for the last 25 years in cardiovascular medicine. Please send me a message if interested.
Dear Sir
I have PhD in mechanical engineering and my thesis was simulation blood flow using SPH method to simulate thrombus inside a damaged artery,
I have good knowledge in this field and I have a lot of information about the mechanism of information thrombus.
do you think I am ready or acceptable to do this post-doc,
Best regards s
Moh.
I have made considerable studies on neonatal thrombocytopenia in Nigeria and will gladly join your team to investigate more on newborn platelets. My PhD thesis was on aetiology and pattern of neonatal thrombocytopenia at birth in Delta State, Nigeria. Other similar publications include
1. prevalence of thrombocytopenia at birth among apparently healthy newborns in Delta State, Nigeria
2. Alterations in platelet-to-Lymphocyte ratio and some white blood cell indices in neonatal thrombocytopenia
3. Submitted for publication: Some maternal and neonatal risk factors associated with early on-set neonatal thrombocytopenia in Delta State, Nigeria
4. Submitted for review: Variation in some haematological parameters in the newborn at different locations in Delta State, Nigeria
I have over 12 other publications in reputation journals.
My research experience with add value to your Lab
- Badges
- Science topic
- Similar topics
- Philosophy
- Esthetics
- Interpretation