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Position Details Position Information Recruitment/Posting Title Postdoc Fellow Job Category Staff & Executive - Research Support (Laboratory/Non-Laboratory) Department NJMS-Anesthesiology Overview
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. For this position, the candidate will work under the direct supervision of Dr. Cui Yang on the observational and intervention studies of population health. The postdoc will lead data management and analysis of large
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Jersey, is seeking a highly motivated Post-Doctoral Fellow for the Department of Biostatistics and Epidemiology within the School of Public Health. The postdoc will work under the direct supervision of Dr
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, the candidate will work under the direct supervision of Dr. Cui Yang on the observational and intervention studies of population health. The postdoc will lead data management and analysis of large, complex, and
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. The Oldenburg Laboratory at CABM is seeking an outstanding Postdoc to join an exciting neuroscience project developing and utilizing new optical and molecular tools to study neural circuits. Under the direction
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. Research topics are flexible and can include cutting edge methods such as single cell RNA-seq, optogenetics and patch clamp electrophysiology. The Department has a strong track record in supporting postdocs
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, the candidate will work under the direct supervision of Dr. Cui Yang on the observational and intervention studies of population health. The postdoc will lead data management and analysis of large, complex, and
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postdocs, residents, students and faculty. Participates in evaluation of procedures, suggests revisions, and proposes new procedures. Assists in the writing of grants and IRB protocols. Position Status Full
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disease. In addition, the postdoc(s) will participate in lab meetings, research in progress seminars, and presentations at conferences. They will prepare manuscripts based on their research, aid in
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with Dr. Anita Kinney, who has a track record of sustained NIH funding and mentoring. The postdoc scholar will have opportunities to learn about cancer health disparities, randomized controlled and