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translated into systemic physiological responses. We combine Drosophila neurogenetics, optogenetics, connectomics analysis, metabolomics, and lipidomics to investigate how these neural signals reshape systemic
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. The postdoctoral associate will receive mentored training in environmental epidemiology, cancer survivorship, exposure assessment, survival analysis, mixture modeling, biomarker analysis, and health disparities
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Investigator, the Postdoctoral Associate will be responsible for the design, analysis, interpretation, and presentation of experiments regarding the study of the disease mechanisms of various brain disorders
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sc/snRNAseq experiments, data analysis and pathways analysis. The individual will also contribute his/her time towards writing manuscripts and review articles that directly result from his/her research
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-channel count silicon-probe electrophysiology, optogenetics and opto-tagging, viral circuit tools, anatomical tract tracing, immunohistochemistry and imaging, and quantitative analysis of behavioral and
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about science, and able to learn independently. Experience with data analysis software (e.g., MATLAB, Python) and research platforms (e.g., REDCap). Equipment Utilized Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint
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to leverage these for decarbonization strategies o Fluency in task automation, data cleaning, and analysis in a programming language, with a preference for Python and/or R o Strong organizational skills and
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analysis, and/or numerical modeling. Experience in modeling and evaluating the impacts of climate and climate change, large-scale data analysis and interpretation, and independent research is required. City
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/chronic and pain related conditions, including sickle cell disease. Data Collection & Analysis: Design and implement data collection strategies, including qualitative and quantitative methods, surveys
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. Posting Summary The Center for Cultural Analysis at Rutgers University-New Brunswick seeks to appoint two external Postdoctoral Associates for a year-long residential fellowship during academic year 2027-28