56 computer-programmer-"https:"-"https:"-"KTH" Postdoctoral positions at The Ohio State University in United States
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collaboratively in a research setting. Record of peer-reviewed publications or manuscripts in preparation. Additional Information: Department Overview: The social psychology program at The Ohio State University is
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performance under agricultural production conditions. 15% – Field Research, Data Collection, and Project Implementation Plan and conduct field experiments and coordinate collection of crop, sensor, UAS, and
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despite having normal or near-normal audiometric hearing thresholds. The successful candidate will contribute to all aspects of a multisite clinical research program designed to evaluate the impact of low
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an independent research program. Under the guidance of senior lab personnel, the successful candidate will master essential wet lab methodologies and utilize advanced bioinformatics pipelines to advance both
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program focused on patient centered outcomes research in cancer control. The position is structured to support training and research in the area of patient-centered outcomes research, with an emphasis
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change scenarios. The successful candidate will help to supervise staff within the Stormwater Management Program. This includes delegating tasks to undergraduate and graduate students, mentoring them in
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analysis of metagenomic and viromic sequencing datasets generated through the laboratory’s bacteriophage research program. Primary responsibilities will include sequence quality control, metagenomic assembly
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Science and Mass Spectrometry. Post Doctoral Scholars are expected to lead analyses critical to the research program and to take initiative in contributing to the design of experiments involving enhanced
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Additional Information: Additional Responsibilities: The Yang Laboratory at The Ohio State University is an NIH-funded research program dedicated to understanding the mechanisms of corneal nerve regeneration
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on the development and validation of a new humanized computational model of cochlear nerve responses to electrical stimulation under the mentorship of Dr. Ian Bruce. This work will integrate experimental data obtained