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instructional activities due to seniority level Required Qualifications* A Doctoral Degree in Mechanical, Aerospace, Robotics, Naval Architecture & Marine Engineering, Scientific Computation, Electrical
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@umich.edu ). Summary The University of Michigan's Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering is hiring a postdoctoral fellow to support a project on monitoring, managing and failure assessment of water
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spatial analysis experience, and the ability to integrate climate, statistical modeling, remote sensing, and social survey datasets. The selected postdoctoral fellow will investigate: Mechanisms connecting
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through excellence in education, patient care, community service, research and technology development, and through leadership activities in Michigan, nationally and internationally. Our mission is guided
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which serves as a vital resource. Required Qualifications* A Doctoral Degree in Mechanical, Aerospace, Naval Architecture & Marine Engineering, Scientific Computation, Computer Science, Mathematics
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, investigating the role of genetics as well as environmental mediators of cancer, and studying mechanisms of differential patient response to therapeutics. Successful candidates will utilize a combination of
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, environmental engineering, chemical engineering, mechanical engineering or related field, with a focus on water treatment. Ability to prepare high-quality reports and effectively communicate findings in oral
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Apply Now Summary The University of Michigan is offering a postdoctoral research position aimed at exploring the mechanisms contributing to vascular alterations, tissue fibrosis, and the complex
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levels, from the molecular and cellular mechanisms to the organismal-level response using animal models. Postdocs are encouraged to pursue their own projects within this broad umbrella. One line
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cardiovascular aging. This is a unique opportunity for early-career researchers to engage in cutting-edge research aimed at understanding the mechanisms and implications of cardiovascular aging. The research