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of Medicine Indianapolis Position Summary A full-time Post-Doctoral Research position is available in the Department of Neurological Surgery to conduct studies on the tumor microenvironment in primary (glioma
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of Medicine Indianapolis Position Summary A full-time Post-Doctoral Research position is available in the Department of Neurological Surgery. The candidate will assist the principal investigator in conducting
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training from a designated Principal Investigator to enhance professional skills and research independence needed for pursuit of an Academic career. The candidate will work in a highly collaborative
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distinctive blend of bachelor's, master's, and professional degrees. The Laboratory Research Assistant is primarily responsible for the supervision of science lab facilities on campus. This role supports
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of the human cornea. EDUCATION Required Master's degree in Computer Science or related field SKILLS Preferred Some understanding of the physics of light interaction with tissue with a strong background in image
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the Department of Chemistry at Indiana University, Bloomington. The group conducts research to develop nanotechnology-enabled tools to understand and control immune cell functions. The main research project is to
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of the highest acuity patient mixes in the United States. Supports the Pediatric Critical Care Division Chief to manage his portfolio of pediatric critical care global health research projects. Assists in
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for minimal risk studies; records and maintains screening/enrollment/master subject logs. Ensures proper recording and archival of all regulatory documents, including informed consent forms for submission
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serves as a primary tool for human neuroscience research across the University. More information about the Department of Psychological and Brain Sciences and the Imaging Research Facility at Indiana
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Health Science also offers a Bachelor of Science in Public Health degree in Community Health, Master of Public Health, and Master of Science degrees, and a doctoral degree in Health Behavior. A new PhD