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Apply Now How to Apply For consideration for this opportunity, please send the following materials in a single PDF file to Paige Fischer ([email protected]) with "Compound Hazards Postdoc" in
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. students to current postdoctoral scholars. Current MSU EEB graduate students and postdocs are eligible to apply; however, they should make clear in their application materials how the proposed Presidential
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modeling of associated environmental and social factors. Strategy drafting To lead the development of a draft Michigan waterfowl habitat conservation strategy which defines and assesses progress towards
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rural Michigan communities have adapted to decades of workplace automation in manufacturing and agriculture. Working across three case counties, the postdoc will conduct sustained observational fieldwork
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recalibrating pavement distress definitions, severity thresholds, distress weight factors, and composite pavement condition indices; assessing pavement deterioration models and network-level condition projection
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-generation cloud chamber technology for exploring aerosol-cloud-precipitation interactions. The postdoc will lead and support cloud chamber experiments, operate a range of instrumentation, and work closely
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will change. Earlier in their career they will directly conduct research, whereas later, as they become ready to apply for other positions or transition away from postdoc status, they focus on papers
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, recombinant virus production, genome-wide CRISPR, small-molecule screens, and single-cell analyses. Successful candidates will lead projects to define the mechanisms of virus-driven cancer immune evasion and to
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methods such as S-TEM, TGA/DSC. • Familiarity with process simulation software, mass-balance calculations, kinetic modeling, statistical analysis, or data-driven process optimization. • Demonstrated record
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. Microsoft office software skills. Preferred qualifications: Obtained a PhD within the last two years. Experience with mice and cell culture, ophthalmology/retina research, lipid analysis techniques, and wet