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Lab
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Dr. Pelling is a Canada
Research Chair and Assistant Professor and is generally interested in
understanding the dynamic mechanical properties of cellular systems
across nanometer and micrometer length scales.
The Pelling Lab utilizes Atomic Force Microscopy (AFM), Confocal
Microscopy, Cell and Molecular Biology to develop a multi-scale,
multi-parameter description of the underlying control of mechanical
properties and force transduction pathways in living cells.
Dr. Pelling is seeking one or two
MSc/PhD students for Fall 2010. These positions are already fully
funded by NSERC and highly qualified international students are
welcome. Please click
here if you are interested in working with us!
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