21 development-"https:" "https:" "https:" "https:" "https:" "https:" "Various" Postdoctoral research jobs at George Washington University
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, biological anthropology or a related field. The postdoc will also assist with writing reports and publications, train students, and assist faculty in the preparation of new grant applications. In some cases
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, with flexible start dates. As a TRAILS Postdoctoral Associate, you will have the opportunity to pursue your own research agenda, interact with our Institute’s diverse array of researchers, and contribute
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University We are looking for a highly motivated postdoctoral researcher with a strong interest in optimization. The position will involve the development of novel reformulation and algorithmic methods
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energy resources and technologies for various scenarios. The postdoc will train and supervise other team members and mentor students as necessary to advance the project. The project will require effective
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of Pharmacology & Physiology is an active research department with federally funded programs in neuroscience and development, cardiovascular pharmacology and integrative physiology, genomics, and oncology. It
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, life & disability insurance, time off & leave, retirement savings, tuition, well-being and various voluntary benefits. For program details and eligibility, please visit https://hr.gwu.edu/benefits
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, will analyze and interpret data, will publish results, will represent the university at conferences and meetings, and will develop curricular and instructional skillsets. Successful candidates should
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development goals will be discussed and fostered throughout the postdoctoral period. The researcher will participate in tape-outs together with the PI and PhD students in the Adam’s group and benefit from our
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of independent research, will analyze and interpret data, will publish results, will represent the university at conferences and meetings, and may develop new theories and methodologies. Extensive professional
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is looking for a postdoctoral associate to explore the role of age associated metabolic perturbations in epithelial progenitors during the development of progressive lung fibrosis. The lab uses a