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contact. The HBL is a large facility with state-of-the-art equipment and software to simultaneously collect choice process data to inform the underlying motivations of human choice and intervention outcomes
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Job Title Postdoctoral Research Associate Agency Texas A&M University Department Large Animal Clinical Sciences Proposed Minimum Salary $4,166.67 monthly Job Location College Station, Texas Job Type
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prepare presentation materials on their research topics and/or related scientific literature that may be presented to small and/or large groups. Opportunities to Contribute Analyzes research data
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projects in their field of expertise. Assists with the preparation and cleaning of worksite. Analyzes research data and summarizes results. Writes and may contribute to research papers, articles, and
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study team members. Responsibilities: Manage and Support Ongoing Funded Research Projects Manage and support ongoing funded research projects. Establish 3-D motion capture data collection/analysis
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. Develop and optimize experimental methods, analyze and interpret data, and maintain appropriate research records. Prepare research results for publication in peer-reviewed journals and presentation
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in postglacial RSL, and evaluate glacial isostatic adjustment (GIA) predictions against empirical data. The selected candidate will utilize the skills and expertise granted to them by their education
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of protein structure and function. Analyzes research data, evaluate results, and develop hypotheses to guide subsequent experiments. Assists, mentors, and supervises undergraduate and graduate student
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(cannula, optical fiber, or electrode). Analyze electrophysiology and photometry data using appropriate software and statistical methods. Conduct selected behavioral assays (e.g., operant self-administration
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statistical software & machine learning (e.g., R, Python, SAS, or STATA). Experience working with large population dataset (e.g. EHR, claims data). Background in health informatics, population health research