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) and the College of Natural Resources and Environment (CNRE)/Department of Geography. While the primary focus is to conduct and disseminate high-impact interdisciplinary research, the position is also
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Job Description Under general supervision of the Principal Investigator, assists with administrative activities associated with the conduct of research studies including industry sponsored, grant
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Qualifications ● Must be flexible and enjoy fast-paced research environment ● Must be an effective communicator and understand English as a primary language ● Must have U.S. citizenship (cannot support or sponsor
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, USA). The primary focus of the postdoctoral associate will be to integrate organoid development with single-cell omics methodologies. The postdoctoral associate will have opportunities to collaborate
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laboratory supplies. Required Qualifications ● Must be flexible and enjoy a diverse and sometimes fast-paced research environment ● Must be an effective communicator and understand English as a primary
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for patients. The successful candidate will lead projects investigating these brain functions in rodent and tree shrew (Tupaia Belangeri) models, receiving direct mentorship from the Principal Investigator
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from the Principal Investigator alongside guidance from senior research personnel. Key Responsibilities Experimental Design: Develop and optimize behavioral and physiological paradigms targeting brain
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accordance with study protocols, regulatory requirements, institutional policies, and applicable federal guidelines. Working under the guidance of the Principal Investigator (PI), the Postdoctoral Associate
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interpersonal skills and be comfortable joining a dynamic research lab. Prior laboratory experience is helpful but not required. The primary responsibility involves programming of new behavioral task and the
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), mitochondrial biology, cardiac remodeling, and cardiovascular physiology. The primary responsibilities of this position include designing and conducting independent research studies using in vitro and in vivo