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use tools from engineering, epidemiology, and environmental health microbiology to investigate the problems affecting low-income individuals and aim to improve public health in the communities where
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of funding. The start date is flexible and may be arranged by mutual agreement. The position is intended for a researcher interested in developing new theoretical and computational approaches to the strong
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interests in social network analysis, data informatics, and developing, and implementing applied research projects aimed at improving reach and effectiveness of behavioral health services for young people
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of Medicine Indianapolis Position Summary The Teen Program Of Weight and Eating Research (Teen POWER) at the Indiana University School of Medicine is seeking qualified candidates for a research-focused
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/Criminal Justice, Psychological and Brain Sciences, as well as those in Anthropology with a focus on Human Biology. The CRRES postdoctoral fellowship program aims to create a legacy of scholars who will be
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embryology, cardiac phenotyping, and transcriptomic and proteomic profiling. We seek a PhD or MD/PhD with a first-author publication record, mouse experience, and strong molecular biology skills; background in
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PhD, DrPH, or MD. Candidates whose programs of study emphasized public health, epidemiology, health policy & management, information science, informatics, computer science, data science, or health
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. Additional Qualifications: • Theory: Expertise in quantum optics, quantum information science, or quantum field theory. • Simulation: Proficiency in MATLAB or Python for simulation/modeling and data analysis
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Bioinformatics and computational biology for multi-omics integration and biomarker discovery. High-dimensional data analysis from targeted arrays and imaging platforms. Coordination of biological sample pipelines
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, Psychological and Brain Sciences, as well as those in Anthropology with a focus on Human Biology. The CRRES postdoctoral fellowship program aims to create a legacy of scholars who will be positioned to address