49 postdoc-urban-planning research jobs at George Washington University in United States
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. This position is supported by a newly NIH funded grant to study DNA repair by using cell and molecular approaches and animal models. The postdocs will design, organize and conduct specialized and advanced
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institutional research initiatives. The postdoc will design, organize and conduct specialized and advanced experiments using established scientific protocols, troubleshoot and design new protocols, summarize
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institutional research initiatives. The postdoc will design, organize and conduct specialized and advanced experiments using established scientific protocols, troubleshoot and design new protocols, summarize
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experienced researchers, the postdocs will participate in the planning and conduction of discovery research, data analysis and interpretation, preparation of materials for publication, presentations
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and molecular bench skills. The postdoc will also assist with writing reports and publications, and training students. Postdocs will design, organize and conduct specialized and advanced experiments
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, publish results, attend conferences and meetings, and develop new theories and methodologies. The position may also involve leading and directing the work of lower level research staff. Postdocs will design
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of management decision-making in both the private and public sectors. Postdocs will design, organize, and conduct specialized and advanced experiments using established scientific protocols, troubleshoot and
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initiatives . Postdocs will design, organize and conduct specialized and advanced experiments using established scientific protocols, troubleshoot and design new protocols, summarize findings and publish
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, genomics, and ichthyology. Postdocs will design, organize and conduct specialized and advanced experiments using established scientific protocols, troubleshoot and design new protocols, summarize findings
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implemented in this lab. The postdoc will contribute to design and conduct experiments using whole-cell, patch-clamp recordings in current- and voltage-clamp modes, pharmacological testing, immunocytochemistry