88 multiple-sequence-alignment-"https:" Fellowship positions at Michigan State University
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Position Summary Development of methods using light to control molecular parameters of polymer structure, including dispersity, tacticity, and co-monomer sequence. Characterizing polymer structure
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cellular environments, and, more generally, exploration of the sequence-structure-dynamics-function relationships of biomolecules in cellular environments. Research will involve a range of computational
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and Collections, who is the PI for the project. The postdoctoral scholar will collaborate with the PI and project team to implement the program plans and to ensure they are carried out in alignment
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Position Summary Michigan State University (MSU) invites applications from highly motivated candidates with outstanding publication records for multiple joint Postdoctoral Research Associate
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shores, world-class golf courses, and four seasons offers a broad variety of outdoor recreational activities. Visit the Pure Michigan© website https://www.michigan.org/ for more details. Equal
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provide substantive feedback to improve proposal quality, competitiveness, and alignment with sponsor priorities Coordinate with the ISP Dean's Office Research Administrator and other university offices
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Position Summary The Topp Lab at Michigan State University is recruiting multiple postdoctoral researchers across complementary areas of root biology, phenomics, and translational crop science. The
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. Ondersma (https://publichealth.msu.edu/flint-research/flint-public-health-research/steven-ondersma-phd), Dr. Claire Margerison (https://epibio.msu.edu/research/mrg/), and Community MPI Athena McKay (https
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ER. The postdoctoral associate will participate in multiple research projects investigating the plant UPR using the model organism Arabidopsis thaliana. Responsibilities include designing and
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Position Summary The Topp Lab at Michigan State University is recruiting multiple postdoctoral researchers across complementary areas of root biology, phenomics, and translational crop science. The