Postdoc Fellow: Intravital Atherosclerosis Imaging

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1300 massachusetts general physicians organizationNew York (NY)

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Massachusetts General Hospital and Harvard Medical School invite applications for a postdoctoral position in the Division of Cardiovascular Medicine. The project investigates atherosclerosis inflammation using small and large animal models and novel molecular imaging from intravascular microscopy to catheter-based imaging. PhD/MD/MD-PhD candidates with experience in biomedicine are sought. The successful candidate will contribute to translational research bridging in vivo mechanisms and imaging

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