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The Department of Civil Engineering & Engineering Mechanics in the Fu Foundation School of Engineering & Applied Science has an immediate opening for an Associate Research Scientist to work with
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materials; · Conduct mechanical and durability testing on cement-based materials; · Perform data analysis and reporting. PhD in Civil Engineering, Chemical Engineering, or Material Science
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feel collection to maintain the financial health of the lab. Bachelor's Degree in Materials Science, Electrical Engineering, Physics, or related field. Master's Degree, or equivalent combination
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, assisting with statistical analyses, and graphical presentations of results, and gain experience in the preparation of manuscripts, conference papers, and outreach materials. Through this position, the RSA
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, with a focus on cardiovascular diseases. The project will involve functional genomics, transcriptomics, molecular biology techniques, RNA biology techniques, mouse modeling, and extensive use of biobank
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, enthusiastic and professional manner for our MBA, Executive MBA, MBAxMS: Engineering & Applied Science, JD/MBA, MS, PhD, Deferred Enrollment, and any future degree programs of the Business School. Responds
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to develop materials for publications, among other possible activities. Requires a high degree of initiative and independent judgment. This is a one-year position, with the possibility of renewal contingent
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, enthusiastic, and professional manner for our MBA, Executive MBA, MBAxMS: Engineering & Applied Science, JD/MBA, MS, PhD, Deferred Enrollment, and any future degree programs of the Business School. Responds
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regulations. Additionally, reimbursements; may be involved in tissue sampling, such as taking blood; coordinate meetings or events; assist with the preparation of materials for publications, funding
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to understanding neuroproteasome function, leveraging chemical biology, super-resolution micrsocopy, functional and Ca+2 imaging, quantitative proteomics, in vivo mouse work, primary neuronal culture, and