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Posting Details Posting Details Job Title Postdoctoral Teaching Scholar - School of Information Science Requisition Number DU15126 Department Name 8M300:Center for Instructional Communication Work
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Requirements Standing or sitting up to 8 hours/day, lifting <30 lbs, may view computer up to 8 hours/day. Shift Generally Monday – Friday, 8a-5p with some flexibility Job Summary This position is designed
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Requirements Standing or sitting up to 8 hours/day, lifting <30 lbs, may view computer up to 8 hours/day. Shift Generally Monday – Friday, 8a-5p with some flexibility Job Summary This position is designed
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Experience Hands-on experience with mouse models and in vivo experiments Required License/Registration/Certification N/A Physical Requirements Check all that apply: ☒Sitting at computer work station for long
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health field. Physical Requirements Repetitive motion typical of desk work (sitting/bending/typing/twisting) Prolonged exposure to computer screen time Lifting/pushing/pulling up to 25lbs Shift Monday
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License/Registration/Certification n/a Physical Requirements Some standing or walking. Sitting at computer workstation for extended periods. Repetitive motion. Lifting, pushing, or pulling of objects up
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[CAER] has established an outstanding research program directed to high-value carbon materials, including: 1. Materials derived from coal and petroleum resources such as pitches, binders, cokes, activated
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years Required Related Experience Track record of scientific publications Required License/Registration/Certification N/A Physical Requirements Sitting at computer work station for long periods of time
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, western blot, qPCR, IHC, ELISA Required License/Registration/Certification N/A Physical Requirements ☐Sitting at computer work station for long periods of time ☒Standing for long periods of time ☐Risk of
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of Kentucky invites applications for a highly motivated Postdoctoral Scholar/Research Associate to join an interdisciplinary research program investigating cellular immune responses to bacterial pathogens and