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Molecular Biology seeks a Postdoctoral Associate to join the research group of Professor Fenghua Hu. Details of Dr. Hu’s laboratory, ongoing research projects, and recent publications can be found at https
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Postdoctoral Associate As the preeminent educational institution in the world focused on work, employment and labor, the School of Industrial and Labor Relations (ILR) generates and shares knowledge
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. The successful candidate will contribute to three cutting-edge research programs funded by DARPA. These projects span advanced microsystems, novel computing paradigms, and next-generation intelligent hardware
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candidate will contribute to three cutting-edge research programs funded by DARPA. These projects span advanced microsystems, novel computing paradigms, and next-generation intelligent hardware; offering a
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barriers to synchrotron access for cultural heritage researchers. The successful candidate will actively engage with research projects in cultural heritage, will build partnerships, and will provide hands
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validation of processes of utility. Anticipated Division of Time Design and conduct experiments to produce extruded products with desirable characteristics (30%) Collect, analyze and evaluate data, using
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biology, collaborating with world-class researchers while working with some of the largest genomic datasets (e.g. Vertebrate Genomes Project (VGP), California Conservation Genomes Project (CCGP) ever
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complementary expertise spanning engineering student learning and identity, faculty development and pedagogy, design- and project-based learning environments, institutional transformation in engineering education
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. Anticipated Division of Time • Design and conduct experiments to produce extruded products with desirable characteristics (30%) • Collect, analyze and evaluate data, using appropriate methodologies (20
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viewed as a global leader in the field of participatory science, managing exemplary projects that engage the public while pursuing methodological innovation for moving the field forward. The Cornell Lab is