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Post Doctoral Fellow
The Hernan Lab group at Nemours and the University of Delaware seeks a motivated postdoctoral scientist to conduct experiments to understand the role of neuropeptide signaling on astrocyte-neuronal dynamics in pediatric epilepsy. Recently, the lab has made major advances in identifying the mechanism of action for a neuropeptide-based treatment that can improve cognitive impairments associated with early life seizures in a mouse model. We'd like to continue this work to explore the role of dynamic astrocyte signaling in this effect via in vitro calcium imaging. The postdoctoral fellow will b
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