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Division of General Internal Medicine in the Department of Internal Medicine; collaborates with Principal Investigators (PIs) on research investigating topics related to general internal medicine
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stormwater management research in collaboration with Drs. Winston, Tirpak, and Smith. Research projects will be related to watershed monitoring to understand effects of urban land use on runoff hydrology and
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independently and collaboratively in a team-based research environment. Strong organizational skills and ability to manage multiple projects simultaneously. Preferred Qualifications: Experience with neuroimaging
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assisting in collaboration projects in biomedical science. In particularly, this Post Doctoral Scholar will develop new AI methods in advancing natural language processing analysis for text data, build
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collider experiment (EPIC) collaborations. The Post Doctoral Scholar leads physics analyses critical to STAR/LHCb physics program and takes initiative in contributing to the design of the EPIC experiment
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risk, epidemiology (such as tobacco-related research), and health outcomes. The goal of the program is to prepare the next generation of independent cancer researchers through mentorship, collaborative
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collaborate with Dr. Wells-Di Gregorio on manuscripts, grants, and presentations. Additional responsibilities will include data analyses, collaboration with biomedical labs, and teaching/supervision of research
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computational methods and collaboration, HELM addresses global challenges by blending eco-social health determinants, human-natural system interactions, and convergence research. The selected candidate will work
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. IDI brings together a dynamic research community that fosters a collaborative approach to address critical problems in infectious disease and the global environment. Columbus, Ohio’s capital and one
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primary and collaborative laboratory initiatives. Key responsibilities include serving as the primary author and driver for scientific manuscripts, regularly presenting research progress at internal