26 master "Los Alamos National Laboratory" Postdoctoral research jobs at Pennsylvania State University in United States
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graduate students, rotating students and undergraduates under the guidance of the Principal Investigator. An ability to critically review the scientific literature, present data well orally and to produce
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the PI on grant submissions. Job responsibilities including: 1) Planning, designing and performing experiments in consultation with the principal investigator. 2) Compiling and analyzing data using
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cytometry, vesicular analysis, and echocardiography. Primary Duties Perform small animal cardiac structure and functional analysis. This includes independently performing small animal echocardiography, real
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researcher to study the biology of brain metastasis from breast cancers and primary brain tumors. With 2 recent federal funding, the Olmez lab is expanding by adding a post-doc. The researcher will work
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, implementation science. The role will focus on data inquiries and management to support the study of primary and secondary outcomes of the project, leading to our subsequent research proposal. This position offers
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the diversity of our academic community to apply for this opportunity. Our campuses are located on the original homelands of the Erie, Haudenosaunee (Seneca, Cayuga, Onondaga, Oneida, Mohawk, and Tuscarora
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on child health in a large, prospective cohort, with a focus on the physiological pathways connecting child maltreatment to later health. The primary emphasis will be on examining metabolic and inflammatory
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and interact with their eukaryotic host-cells. Design and conduct rigorous and original scientific research by designing, performing and interpreting experiments. Actively participate in the writing
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to support success amongst projects. The primary job functions and responsibilities may include: Project throughput and data monitoring. Data processing, analyses, and documentation. Contribute and lead team
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, mechanics and growth of plant primary cell walls, under the supervision of Dr. Daniel Cosgrove (Biology). This is part of an interdisciplinary collaboration supported by the Center for Engineering