22 Materials-Science Fellowship positions at Missouri University of Science and Technology
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, equipment, materials, and supplies; install, operate, and repair research equipment. Qualifications Minimum Qualification: Ph.D. degree in Soil Science, Plant Science, agronomy, or related fields by the time
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collect and document data from research studies. • Conduct statistical analyses, process imaging data, and handle research informatics tasks. • Collaborate with fellow lab members on probiotic bacterium
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of Applied Social Sciences (DASS) at University of Missouri-Columbia invites applications for the position of Postdoctoral Fellow for the duration of one year. We are looking for an outstanding postdoctoral
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Sciences Center Job Description We are seeking a highly motivated and skilled Postdoctoral Research Fellow to join our dynamic research team focused on unraveling the intricate dynamics of plant-microbe
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proposal, preparing reports, and mentoring students. Qualifications Minimum Qualification: Ph.D. degree in plant science, bioinfomatics, or related fields by the time of appointment. Candidates will be
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employed by the University of Missouri and based in the School of Natural Resources and Center for Tree-Ring Science located in Columbia, Missouri. The post-doc will work closely with Dr. Michael Stambaugh
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, equipped with PET/CT, 3T MRI, and 7T MRI facilities. MU is bolstered by comprehensive support from the Department of Radiology, Institute for Data Science & Informatics (IDSI), Clinical & Translational
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of Natural Resources and Center for Tree-Ring Science located in Columbia, Missouri. The post-doc will work closely with Dr. Michael Stambaugh, Associate Professor of Forest Ecology and Dr. Benjamin Knapp