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computational simulations to understand how bacteria communicate, acquire nutrients, and cause disease—and to translate these mechanistic insights into new strategies for targeting bacterial virulence
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at national conferences ● Other duties as assigned Knowledge, Skills, Abilities: ● Excellent teamwork and communication skills. ● Scientific writing skills demonstrated through peer reviewed publications
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Research Center at Boise State. • Mentor graduate and undergraduate students in experiment research methods, written and verbal communications. • Assist in preparation of collaborative and independent grant
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team as part of the NSF-funded Idaho Community-engaged Resilience for Energy-Water Systems (I-CREWS) project. This initiative brings together faculty, students, and partners across Idaho to advance
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(https://atomicfilmslab.org) and will work closely with the computational, device, and simulation teams, as well as with the education and mentorship teams comprising ASWESOME. This position will inform