Coadjutant Non-Teaching
About The Position
Dr. Tutwiler’s lab is seeking a highly motivated candidate to join a dynamic, interdisciplinary team studying the biomechanics of blood clots in health and disease. The research will focus on understanding the mechanical properties of blood clots , including clot contraction, rupture resistance, and embolization potential , with relevance to thrombotic disorders such as venous thromboembolism ( VTE ) and pulmonary embolism (PE) and bleeding such as in gum disease . This project combines elements of hematology, biomechanics, and translational medicine , and aims to improve the understanding of how clot structure and function contribute to embolic risk — ultimately informing diagnostics and therapeutic strategies.
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