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Featured Position
Postdoctoral Fellow (Marine Sciences Lab), Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
Pacific NW National Laboratory—Marine Sciences Laboratory has an immediate opening for a postdoctoral fellow to conduct innovative research in computational modeling of fish reproduction. This project is part of a larger study developing high throughput cellular assays to assess toxicant effects on the fish pituitary, ovary, and liver. The goal is to utilize the adverse outcome pathway (AOP) concept to demonstrate the feasibility of integrating in vitro assays with computational modeling as a surrogate for fish life-cycle testing. The in vitro testing is using a diverse set of reproductive and non-reproductive toxicants. The postdoctoral fellow will use an existing biologically based pharmacodynamic model of the rainbow trout reproductive system to develop in vitro-in vivo extrapolation (IVIVE) methods for translating in vitro results to predictions of whole animal effects.
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