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Position Title: Postdoctoral Research Position in Agronomy, Soils, and Environment Appointment Type: Post Doc/Trainee Job Description: Summary of Duties and Responsibilities: The McDaniel Lab is
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data in a high-performance computing environment. Assist in the mentorship and supervision of more junior lab members. Interpret experimental results and prepare reports, presentations, and scientific
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their environment to the interrelationships among species; from the diversity of life to the structure of individual organisms, EEOB provides many ways to study life on our planet. Department Unit/Website: Department
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. This position will play a key role in developing and executing metabolomics workflows for a diverse portfolio of research projects involving biological, environmental, agricultural, pharmaceutical, and
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, interdisciplinary research environment. Key Responsibilities Develop and advance non-thermal plasma-based technologies for: Nitrogen fixation Valorization of renewable feedstocks Conversion of waste streams
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, interdisciplinary research environment. Key Responsibilities Develop and advance non-thermal plasma-based technologies for: Nitrogen fixation Valorization of renewable feedstocks Conversion of waste streams
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of Agronomy at Iowa State University is seeking a highly motivated Postdoctoral Research Associate to join a multidisciplinary research program focused on improving the productivity and environmental
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highly motivated Postdoctoral Research Associate to contribute to research focused on cover crop improvement, agronomic performance, and plant responses to environmental stress. The successful candidate
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presentations for publication and scientific conferences, and assisting with laboratory operations in a collaborative research environment. The position provides opportunities to work with state-of-the-art cryo
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collaborative and multidisciplinary environment, the postdoctoral researcher will investigate viral-host interactions using a variety of molecular biology approaches and both ex vivo and in vivo model systems