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funded research project on boride and carbide ceramics for Hypersonics applications. The candidate must have a doctoral degree in Materials Science and Engineering or in an allied discipline. A very good
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Posting Close Date 07/10/2024 Qualifications Minimum Education and Experience A Doctorate of Philosophy in Materials Science and Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Physics, or a related
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, Department of Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering (Rutgers University, New Brunswick, NJ, USA) is seeking applications from qualified individuals for a full-time postdoctoral associate position working on a
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, Department of Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering (Rutgers University, New Brunswick, NJ, USA) is seeking applications from qualified individuals for a full-time postdoctoral associate position working on a
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related field. Applicants with a background in physics, engineering, and/or computer science and a strong interest in neuroscience research are encouraged to apply. Ability to work both independently and in
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. This person's responsibilities will be to work with these animals to meet programmatic objectives of a current grant. The role involves independent and collaborative development of scientific research programs in
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developed by faculty and staff from Rutgers’ School of Arts and Sciences, School of Engineering, and Learning Centers on the Rutgers-New Brunswick campus. This postdoc position will primarily support the
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involves conducting original research in the broad areas of aquatic chemistry, corrosion mechanisms in engineered water infrastructure, isotope analysis, and health impacts of exposure to plumbing-related
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, environmental engineering, chemical engineering, chemistry). Certifications/Licenses Required Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities Candidates should have experience in designing lab experiments, developing research
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, and constructing intricate tissue engineering scaffolds. Your work will be at the forefront of biomedical innovation. The cornerstone of our research is the vast potential of nanotechnology. By