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of main wet lab techniques is required. The postdoc is expected to apply to national and international fellowships and attend conferences and meetings presenting their work. Individuals with a passion for
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), organizational skills Preferred Qualifications Masters degree preferred Physical Requirements Typically sitting at a desk/table Location Hybrid/Flexible Work Arrangement – Philadelphia, PA Additional Information
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research methods, preferred. Experience with primary data collection, particularly with young adult populations and with conducting confidential semi-structured interviews, is beneficial. These skills will
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trainings for Human Subjects Research in the social sciences required by Drexel University. Preferred Qualifications Experience with primary data collection, particularly with young adult populations and with
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available in the field of plasticity and repair after spinal cord injury. The primary responsibilities of the position are to conduct immunohistology experiments (sample preparation, sectioning
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qualitative approaches. Our research lab is located within Drexel University’s Center City campus. Job Overview: Under the direct supervision of the Principal Investigator and/or other study team members
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of communities locally, nationally, and globally. The Center has four primary focus areas which include: 1) advancing transdisciplinary, antiracism population health research, training, and scholarship; 2
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of communities locally, nationally, and globally. The Center has four primary focus areas which include: 1) advancing transdisciplinary, antiracism population health research, training, and scholarship; 2
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meetings and scientific conferences. • Assist the principal investigators in drafting and submitting regular project reports to the funder. • Aid the research team’s grant writing efforts to continue lines
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by Principal Investigator Dr. Sharelle Barber, Assistant Professor in the Department of Epidemiology and Biostatistics and Director of the Ubuntu Center on Racism, Global Movements & Population Health