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University of New Jersey is seeking a Post Doc Associate for the Brain Health Institute within Rutgers Biomedical and Health Sciences (RBHS). The primary purpose for the Post Doc Associate is to perform
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Special Instructions to Applicants Applications should include the following materials: CV Cover letter Research Statement describing previous research contributions, specific role in those projects, and
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an office setting. Applicants must be physically capable of interfacing with computers at a swift rate. Overview Statement Posting Details Special Instructions to Applicants Applicants should provide a cover
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). FLSA Exempt Grade Salary Details Minimum Salary 20,000 Mid Range Salary 90,000 Maximum Salary 200,000 Offer Information The final salary offer may be determined by several factors, including, but not
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to ongoing investigatory activities of a laboratory; may conduct independently or as assigned specialized research for a particular project. Participates in the development of performance standards, selection
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to investigate how microbial communities shape insect chemosensory systems and behavior. The Sun Lab’s work sits at the intersection of microbiology, sensory biology, and molecular mechanisms, asking not just
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on their mission of reducing and ultimately eliminating, tobacco-related morbidity and mortality. Five Centers or Programs currently operate at the Institute including a Tobacco Center for Regulatory Science, the
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hope for cancer patients and their families and play a critical role in strengthening the fabric of our communities by gaining and protecting their trust and providing access to the outstanding oncology
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cells. Conduct tissue sectioning (cryostat and paraffin embedding) and histological staining. Perform organ culture experiments, including in vitro ovarian culture. FLSA Exempt Grade Salary Details
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focused on pregnancy, life-course cardiometabolic health, and the developmental origins of health and disease. The Post Doctoral Associate will work with longitudinal pregnancy and birth cohort data