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This position offers the opportunity for a recent PhD in art history or a related field of visual study to enter the field of academic museum education. At the Herbert F. Johnson Museum of Art, we
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of more than a dozen postdoctoral fellowships focused on wildlife health / One Health over the next decade (for DVMs, PhDs and/or DVM/PhDs). Each fellowship is for a three-year term. Fellows will be part of a
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of functional biomaterials. One key attribute for the position is that the postdoctoral fellow will be immersed in the process through which functional biomaterials are developed and translated into the clinic
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the expectation of at least a second year renewal contingent on continued funding and successful performance. Qualifications and Education Requirements * A PhD in the field of genomics, evolution, population
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Organizational Behavior. Applicants should have completed their PhD in organizational behavior, psychology, management, human resources, or a closely-related field by the time of appointment. The position will
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, proficiency in AI will be considered in the selection process. Applicants must hold a PhD prior to their start date. Applicants must have a science mentor and intended department for appointment. Science
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on the optimization of the milking process in dairy cows. The focus of this applied program is the impact of milking technicians on udder health. We aim to support science-based development and on-farm implementation
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focusing on the optimization of the milking process in dairy cows. The focus of this applied program is the impact of milking technicians on udder health. We aim to support science-based development and on
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interfaces. Qualifications for a successful candidate include: PhD degree in Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, Information Science, Mechanical Engineering, Human-Computer Interaction, Textile
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related to factors and human behaviors that might affect the milk harvesting process and udder health on dairy farms. Also, innovative online training modules for dairy employees considering diverse