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to submitting your application, please review and update (if necessary) the information in your candidate profile as it will transfer to your application. Job Title: Postdoc Scholar Department: Veterinary
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deadlines and work collaboratively in an interdisciplinary laboratory setting. Desired Qualifications: Experience with next-generation sequencing (NGS) data, microbiome composition analysis, or within-host
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Science and Technology The Department of Food Science and Technology in the College of Food, Agricultural, and Environmental Sciences has multiple open positions for postdoc research associates for a USDA
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experimentation, advanced metallurgical characterization, and computational modeling for quantification of materials properties related to weldability and printability, and for alloy development and compositional
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with purified proteins and RNAs; and preparing samples for structural determination by cryo-EM. The postdoc will receive training from current lab members in culturing insect and mammalian cells as
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, and for alloy development and compositional optimization of welding and AM consumables and structural alloys; prepares research results for technical reports to sponsors and for scholarly publications
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of molecular biology and engineering methods to understand how metabolic spatial structure affects cancer progression, using specialized microfluidic chambers. The postdoc will analyze and present data
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support and community to all postdocs at the university. Additional information about campus resources: The Office of Postdoctoral Affairs is the unit of campus that is charged with enhancing
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Fellowship focused on polarization caloritronics, the study of coupled heat and polarization transport in ferroelectric materials. Besides supporting the existing experimental effort, the postdoc will lead the
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, differential abundance testing, community composition comparisons, and other multivariate statistical approaches used to evaluate associations among bacteriophage populations, bacterial communities, clinical