50 parallel-and-distributed-computing "DIFFER" Fellowship positions at Indiana University
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, and the development of scalable functional assays. The successful candidate will take a leading role in our experimental functional genomics program, with opportunities to develop both high-throughput
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Posting Details Position Details Title Institute for the Study of Contemporary Antisemitism (ISCA) / Borns Jewish Studies Program - Visiting Research Fellow Appointment Status Non-Tenure Track
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state-of-the-art methods generative protein design, directed evolution, next gen sequencing, and laboratory automation to develop B12-dependent enzymes or artificial metalloenzymes containing different
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semantic heterogeneity—differences in terminology, structure, and logic—remains a central barrier to reusability, interoperability, and reproducibility. This postdoctoral position addresses a fundamental and
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generative protein design, directed evolution, next gen sequencing, and laboratory automation to develop B12-dependent enzymes or artificial metalloenzymes containing different organometallic cofactors for new
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continue until the position is filled. Though the ideal start date for the position is January 4, 2027, a different start date is negotiable. The initial appointment is for 1 year, and reappointment is
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using proteomics. (3) determine differences between DsbA proteins of two model organisms, E. coli and M. smegmatis (4) Establishing termini restraining for inhibitor-protein crystallography in
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Bloomington Position Summary Indiana University, Bloomington Luddy School of Informatics, Computing, and Engineering Department of Intelligent Systems Engineering Postdoctoral Fellow in Bio-Photonics and
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differences between DsbA proteins of two model organisms, E. coli and M. smegmatis (4) Establishing termini restraining for inhibitor-protein crystallography in collaboration with Prof. Weikai Li. Other general
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semantic heterogeneity—differences in terminology, structure, and logic—remains a central barrier to reusability, interoperability, and reproducibility. This postdoctoral position addresses a fundamental and