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. The candidate will contribute to projects focused on developing advanced machine learning models to quantify phenotypic and agronomic traits of crops, including corn, soybean, and other selected species
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; develop projects, collects data, and conducts quantitative and qualitative analysis in new research projects designed as pilot work for new grant submissions; participates in bi-monthly research team
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| Center for Healthy Aging, Self-Management and Complex Care Post Doctoral Scholar with the College of Nursing will be hired to manage day-to-day project logistics and scientific dissemination on a five-year
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. The post-doctoral scholar will also conduct the maintenance of a dryad account that will host the data generated and will be shared as a project. The post-doctoral scholar will also assist in publishing and
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-population analysis, and integration of genomic data with longitudinal electronic health records. The scholar will have opportunities to lead projects using data from the Global Biobank Meta-Analysis
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-funded “When Blue is Green ” project. The hires will join an interdisciplinary team aiming to develop integrated zero-waste seafood production systems. Successful candidates will conduct research on one
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YFV). This project involves animal studies, cell culture, molecular biology, and virology techniques at Biosafety Level 2 and 3 laboratory containment. The successful candidate will be expected
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as assigned by the PIs including, but not limited to, ordering supplies and helping the PIs in the organization and coordination of meetings and projects; 5) maintaining frequent communication with
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. The Postdoctoral Scholar will contribute to ongoing projects in Dr. Dyar’s lab (e.g., cross-sectional, longitudinal, and ecological momentary assessment studies of stigma, mental health, and substance use among
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part of an interdisciplinary research team on projects focused on the interspecies transmission, evolutionary dynamics, and surveillance of infectious diseases (including influenza and coronaviruses