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Sciences | Speech Hearing Science The Department of Speech and Hearing Science seeks a full-time Postdoctoral Scholar to work with Dr. Christina Roup on an NIH-funded clinical trial investigating
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communicating research findings via oral presentations at regional and national conferences. The scholar will work collaboratively with scientists, laboratory staff, and external collaborators in all phases
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simulation, psychophysical testing, and speech perception assessments. The Postdoctoral Research Associate will contribute to computational model development, software development, experimental data collection
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as assigned by the PIs including, but not limited to, ordering supplies and helping the PIs in the organization and coordination of meetings and projects; 5) maintaining frequent communication with
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and analyzing large genomic, epidemiologic, or clinical datasets; strong written and oral communication skills; ability to work independently and collaboratively; and commitment to rigorous
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/community venues (20%) - Assist with the management of ongoing research projects (10%) - Engaging in capacity building activities related to patient-centered outcomes research and cancer control
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Scholar is expected to lead analyses critical to the virome/microbiome research program and to take initiative in contributing to advancing community metabolic modeling in microbiomes, curate under
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to independently conduct research, assist the principal investigator, and contribute to mentoring and training activities in the lab. Strong writing, analytical, and communication skills are essential. Applicants
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, laboratory leadership, scientific communication, and the pursuit of independent extramural funding. Key Responsibilities - Design, execute, and interpret experiments investigating ischemia-reperfusion injury
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verbal communication skills. Preferred Experience Prior research experience in: neuroscience, cell and molecular biology, cancer biology. Experience in glioblastoma mouse models, signal transduction