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position will also summarize findings and publish research results in journals and present findings at scientific meetings and conferences. Learn more about the Department of Atmospheric Science at: https
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position will also summarize findings and publish research results in journals and present findings at scientific meetings and conferences. Learn more about the Department of Atmospheric Science at: https
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expected, and depends upon funding source. Applicants should identify a faculty member(s) of interest for collaboration in their cover letter. A detailed description of the department and information
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Job Description Position Summary: The Department of Soil and Crop Sciences at Colorado State University seeks applications for temporary part-time or full-time Postdoctoral Fellow positions that may
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the department and information on specific faculty research programs within the department are available on the department website at: https://www.chem.colostate.edu/ Brief Work Unit Description The
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engineering (ceramic) materials and/or advanced materials for electrochemical energy conversion and storage. The successful candidate will develop and execute independent and collaborative research
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volumetric assessments of bank erosion and channel sedimentation using aggradation/degradation surveys and USGS gage data. Collect and analyze field samples for geochemical and radionuclide sediment
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field Preferred Qualifications Current CITI training for Good Clinical Practices. Basic knowledge of bioinformatics data analysis pipelines and basic coding skills. Demonstrated skills in
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Job Description Position Summary: The Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology at Colorado State University seeks applications for temporary Postdoctoral Fellows who are interested in
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department is highly interactive and offers postdoctoral fellows a friendly but rigorous learning environment. There is ample opportunity for informal interactions between fellows and faculty, thus