85 high-performance-computing-postdoc positions at Indiana University in computer-science
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, light microscopy, physical biochemistry, structural biology (cryo-electron and crystallography) and advanced high-performance computing resources. This 10‐month appointment would ideally start August 1
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, light microscopy, physical biochemistry, structural biology (cryo-electron and crystallography) and advanced high-performance computing resources. This 10‐month appointment would ideally start August 1
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Python · Experience with high performance computing · Development of reproducible analysis pipelines · Strong time management and organizational skills · Ability to work effectively as a team · Excellent
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other molecular biology required for enzyme production and engineering, synthesis of substrates and product standards, high throughput screening of enzyme libraries, and application of computational
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of multiple research programs, helping coordinate operations, people, and resources across a diverse and high-performing scientific team. Indiana University is an equal opportunity employer and provider of ADA
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through this initiative are expected to excel in research and demonstrate strong performance in teaching and service. Minimum Qualifications: Applicants should possess a PhD in Computer Science, Engineering
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through this initiative are expected to excel in research and demonstrate strong performance in teaching and service. Minimum Qualifications: Applicants should possess a PhD in Computer Science, Engineering
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through this initiative are expected to excel in research and demonstrate strong performance in teaching and service. Minimum Qualifications: Applicants should possess a PhD in Computer Science, Engineering
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resolution imaging techniques and flow cytometry to address key questions. The prospective candidate should have the knowledge to perform cell culture works and a willingness to learn and trouble shoot new
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in high-quality venues and strong teaching credentials. In addition to maintaining an ongoing research program, this faculty member would be expected to teach courses at both the undergraduate and